Ssd upgrade


  1. bagavan
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    Windows 8 Professional x64
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    Ssd upgrade


    I have western digital 160 gb 5400 rpm laptop hard disk drive. Can I upgrade it to ssd drive of 128 gb size?
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  3. DeaconFrost
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Yes, assuming your current drive is an SATA drive, rather than an IDE drive. If you go to Device Manager and find the model number of your hard drive, a quick google search will tell you which interface it uses.
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  4. bagavan
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    DeaconFrost said:
    Yes, assuming your current drive is an SATA drive, rather than an IDE drive. If you go to Device Manager and find the model number of your hard drive, a quick google search will tell you which interface it uses.
    Currently I am not using my laptop. Tomorrow I will be able to access my computer. I will post back which interface it uses
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