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‎12-07-2020 02:28 AM

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Product: Pavilion DV6000
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)

Hi,

 

I  would like to upgrade from HDD to SSD, can you please say what max capacity does DV6000 support?

 

Thank you

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‎12-07-2020 07:29 AM

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Depends on the exact model. The earlier dv6000-dv6499 with AMD does not even have a true SATA interface so SSDs are not a good idea. If its Intel that model series is SATA I and an SSD will provide improvement but not as much as more current laptops. There is no capacity limit of a storage drive connected through a true SATA port. 

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‎12-07-2020 07:29 AM

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Depends on the exact model. The earlier dv6000-dv6499 with AMD does not even have a true SATA interface so SSDs are not a good idea. If its Intel that model series is SATA I and an SSD will provide improvement but not as much as more current laptops. There is no capacity limit of a storage drive connected through a true SATA port. 

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