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04-05-2017 09:17 PM
@rajivjain wrote:No, I did not do any hardware changes or install additional equipment. I beleive the SSD is on the motherboard and the system came with a 500 MB hard drive.
Yep, you are right (almost) 🙂
It comes with 500GB hard drive (HDD) as a primary and 32 GB SSD as cache drive
Since you haven't performed any hardware changes, this is probably the best scenario. Just get the media (correct one) from Computer Surgeons and use it and this should be it. Almost like set and forget 🙂
Hope this works for you.
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