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  Posted by wardenclyffe
  

  Hello

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  I want to install a Samsung SSD 1 TB.

  Thank you.

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  I have a custom laptop dv6t-7000/entertainment and I would install an SSD for boot into the operating system.  According to the manual, or at least vague images in the manual, the SSD is installed directly on the motherboard.  It does not specify what type of SSD are available spare parts and I can't look at the details on the site of HP parts either.  I wonder what type of SSD are compatible with the port of the computer, portable - for mSATA (SATA II or III) or 2.5 SSD ".  I'm not sure on the SSD, but I want to be able to find a compatible part.  I currently use the optical drive, so I won't put out for a hard drive chassis.  I understand that the method would use a 2.5 SSD ".   If anyone can clarify what type of port is in the laptop and that SSDS are compatible, it would be great!

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