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  American,

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  I would like to know if my HP laptop is compatible with SSDS. An Internet search turns postings that say that it is possible and other thay say my PC is not compatible with SSDS.

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  It s a good idea to replace the HARD drive with SSD drive.
  You will definitely get a boost huge performance.
  I did these updates in the past, and my laptop runs a lot faster.

  But the question is whether the HARD drive would be recognized by BIOS placed in ODD Bay.

  To be honest I n don't know if this will be possible since the laptop does not support the special feature of selection-Bay. In the past, some other laptops Toshiba Tecra and Portege series supported these updates (HARD drive in the Bay of WEIRD) but I'm not very well on laptops Satellite m.

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