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Good Day All,

I currently have a friend that has a HP 620.

He wants to upgrade the Hard Drive so either replace the current one with a bigger one and/or go SSD ?

Would it be possible to do that ?

On The specs it states its a Serial ATA-300 and at the moment has a 320GB HDD in it ?

Woudl it possible to just put a 1TB SSD in ?

Obviously after a backup etc
 
Good Day All,

I currently have a friend that has a HP 620.

He wants to upgrade the Hard Drive so either replace the current one with a bigger one and/or go SSD ?

Would it be possible to do that ?

On The specs it states its a Serial ATA-300 and at the moment has a 320GB HDD in it ?

Woudl it possible to just put a 1TB SSD in ?

Obviously after a backup etc

Yup you can indeed do that.
 
The HP 620 is a crappy old C2D laptop. Yes you can just insert any 2.5" SATA SSD (just check the height).
But do you really want to?

A 1tb SSD will cost R2k. I am sure you can get a much better laptop for just a little more.
 
Usually what I do for my clients is a small 250gb SSD for Windows and programmes etc, and a 1tb to replace the DVD drive so that there is sufficient storage capacity for documents, pictures music etc.
 
Usually what I do for my clients is a small 250gb SSD for Windows and programmes etc, and a 1tb to replace the DVD drive so that there is sufficient storage capacity for documents, pictures music etc.
But the space in the laptop is so small to put 2 SSD's
 
The HP 620 is a crappy old C2D laptop. Yes you can just insert any 2.5" SATA SSD (just check the height).
But do you really want to?

A 1tb SSD will cost R2k. I am sure you can get a much better laptop for just a little more.
My thing to him exactly - But hey his choice and his money
 
1. Buy 1TB SSD
2. Buy an enclosure ( or I can borrow my one if based In Centurion).
3. Download reflect cloning software
4. clone the drives
5. swap old one for new.
 
1. Buy 1TB SSD
2. Buy an enclosure ( or I can borrow my one if based In Centurion).
3. Download reflect cloning software
4. clone the drives
5. swap old one for new.
This,or some variant on step1

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