Would be nice with a 256 SSd
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nice, it has fancy appearance, and it's keyboard so amazing because I can change the color. In addition to the physical, it also has effective and professional process, and bright screen makes me comfortable
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yes i have already add a 8gb ram. but i think if you really want to make some improvment you need a ssd
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Yes you can put in a larger SSD hard drive. I was looking at one that is 32GB. Forgot the vendor name though. I think it was something patriotic in the name. Maybe Patriot?
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Steffan is correct. Look up overprovisioning in google. Sandisk and Intel does this for you while companies like Samsung expect you to just partition the drive smaller or use their tool to shrink the drive if you install it using the Max size. You need to over provision an ssd for it to work properly, but some companies want you to see that 256GB on the box and think "Well, that is bigger than 240GB, Ill get the bigger one"
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you will probably want to install another 4Gb DIMM and SSD drive - so you will be looking at extra $100 if you do it yourself. otherwise it might be too slow for photoshop
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It can upgrade to 32gb but is not very easy. It can't put desktop Gpu on It. And about that ssd, I don't know.....sorry. Ps: if you give me another chance, I will bought a Clevo :).
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I'm using an Intel mSATA SSD - 40GB and 2x4GB Crucial 1600MHz SODIMM's. Most of the available mSATA models should just work, but the memory should be according to spec requirements.
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So are you saying the range could be some cheap SSD like OCZ or a good ssd like samsung 840 pro?
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Storage should be in the specs. Best to just check them out. Mine was 256gb solid state drive.
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if your desktop has a SATA port you're good. I would get this to run the OS/paging/scratch, and another drive to store your data on. SSD is pretty costly other-wise and this way you can still enjoy the performance gain while maintaining the capacity.
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hello, Asus told me that I can upgrade to 256gb ssd. I am planning to upgrade in the future when the ssd have a better price. I think it's a good buy
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Yes as long as you don't have more data on your drive than the SSD capacity.
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Not sure, I am running a 256 Gig SSD drive. Try the Gigabyte manufacturer's support forums.
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Yes, but you essentially cannot use the SSD drive; it's merely there for faster boot up from what I've heard.
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That truly depends on how much you are presently using on your 250 now. How much do you really need. That is a question that only you can answer. I downsized quite a bit and don't miss the extra at all. I do really appreciate the speed of the solid state drive.
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That dock should accept SSDs but I have never tried, so I can't say for sure.
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I think that it is optimal to buy this computer and a separate SSD 128GB, and replace the original 500GB, with that and a memory of 8GB DDR3 would be a bullet. best regards (sorry my bad english)