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Q about installing ssd into old Laptop

iggy · 2013-11-12 22:44:03

I have an old HP 6510b laptop. I bought a 120gb Kingston ssd. Im going to try install it to replace my hdd. I know i wont get full advantage of it but it should be better than what i have now. Do i need to change BIOS or leave it? This is a pic from my device manager now with my hdd stil in.

12-11-2013 10:44pm

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iggy

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I have an old HP 6510b laptop. I bought a 120gb Kingston ssd.
Im going to try install it to replace my hdd.
I know i wont get full advantage of it but it should be better than what i have now.
Do i need to change BIOS or leave it?
This is a pic from my device manager now with my hdd stil in.

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#2 13-11-2013 11:19am

advertsfox

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Nothing needs changing, pop in the SSD - reinstall your OS and work away. You will see a massive improvement on any traditional laptop.

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