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09-14-2019 01:22 PM
I'm experiencing a really bad performance from my laptop HP Pavilion 15-b153cl, I decided to get an SSD hard-disk
My laptop doesn't originally have a DVD that I could replace with the SSD, that's why I decided to replace my HDD with the SSD, but I knew about the M.2 which's the SSD hard-disk chip, I want to know whether It's supported to be added beside my HDD or not, and which model is exactly compatible with my laptop board, thanks.
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09-14-2019 04:16 PM
@M7mdKaramElGml wrote:.... that's why I decided to replace my HDD with the SSD, but I knew about the M.2 which's the SSD hard-disk chip..
Machine does not have M.2 slot therefore only one option: replace HDD with 2.5" SATA-3 SSD. You can use M.2 SSD but what is the point, you NEED an adapter (or a case) from M.2 connector to SATA connector otherwise it won't physically fit.
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09-14-2019 04:16 PM
@M7mdKaramElGml wrote:.... that's why I decided to replace my HDD with the SSD, but I knew about the M.2 which's the SSD hard-disk chip..
Machine does not have M.2 slot therefore only one option: replace HDD with 2.5" SATA-3 SSD. You can use M.2 SSD but what is the point, you NEED an adapter (or a case) from M.2 connector to SATA connector otherwise it won't physically fit.
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