Sandisk x400 ssd for hp pavilion 14, SSD for laptop
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 Jul 30 2019, 10:24 AM, updated 7y ago
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Hi everyone,
I would like to ask is the SSD drive on hp pavilion 14 2018 can be changed from 128GB to 256GB? If so, will it affect the performance of the laptop? btw, will I need to purchase a new Microsoft Windows 10 after changing the disk C storage since all of the installed software and Windows afre on the disk C . Thank you, |
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Jul 30 2019, 02:58 PM
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Check the laptop below, open it to see whether it is using 2.5" SSD or NVME. Usually it is replaceable.
Performance affected will be more storage space and faster read/write, if the replacement SSD is of better spec. Win 10 tied your license to your motherboard, so changing SSD will not need you to buy new license. You could also use disk cloning software so that you no need to reinstall everything. |
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Jul 30 2019, 06:27 PM
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QUOTE(xxboxx @ Jul 30 2019, 02:58 PM) Check the laptop below, open it to see whether it is using 2.5" SSD or NVME. Usually it is replaceable. Noted on that. Thank you for your expert advice!Performance affected will be more storage space and faster read/write, if the replacement SSD is of better spec. Win 10 tied your license to your motherboard, so changing SSD will not need you to buy new license. You could also use disk cloning software so that you no need to reinstall everything.  |
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