T61 T500 Migration

My T61 has not catastrpphically and I had to get a replacement and I took a T500 2055 - A77, it works very well with the drive hard to the T61 uninstall the T61 drivers and install the drivers T500 and your good to go, but the hard disk provided with the T500 was a 160 GB 7200 RPM Fujitsu and I had a 100 GB at 7200 RPM Hitachi / MIN in my T61 I'm looking for "Clone". the hard drive to the hard drive of 160 GB it will be and then have everything I need to space wise I will install Steam and Valve games (Source) based play. TF2 you like Lenovo in any case, I need to find a way to overclock the GPU (please let me know if it is deprecated)

Hello

Why not just use the hard drive 160 GB 7 200 rpm, which accompanies the T500 as OS disk and install any apps you want and move your data over the old T61?  It may take a little longer, but you will have a clean factory OS installation, as well as all the apps you want or need installed.

I would recommend against overclocking any component of your laptop.  I don't really think that they are designed for this kind of heat load, with the exception of models of exotic games, maybe.

Kind regards

Aryeh Goretsky

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