can i replace the 16 sdd to a bigger size like 120gb
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Yes you could, what you need to know....... The drive inside is a std length (~2"/50mm) long w/ the M2 interface. If you are going to clone the original drive you will need to get a M2 to SATA adapter to make it easy.
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I'm not sure either sorry. Go to crucial to find out. I have a M500 480GB in a 3 yr old Dell Inspirion M5010. I wouldn't purchase a 120GB anyway. 480GB or larger. BTW, If want to clone your old drive, you will have to purchase a HDD USB cable separately for the M500. You will want to purchase a SSHD unit that has been on the market for a while to make sure the bugs are all out of that particular model.
2169007
Yes, I actually threw a 16 gb in mind as soon as I got it, plz feel free to ask any more questions
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Not really, I've copied everything from 4GB to 64GB. The original size and the copy size should be the same. Ex: 32GB to 32GB or 4GB to 4GBGreat machine, works very well.
475098
since 100GB is less than 250GB I would say your data will probably fit. However you will likely need to re install your operating system to the new drive though, typically copy-pasting operating systems doesn't work out too well.
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Glad to see I'm not alone. I was looking at the 120gb at the local Best Buy today. I thought I would get some assistance from a live person, who surely was well-informed on the merchandise. I asked the sales rep if the new one would fit in the old ones dock, etc. She said "Oh yes, it'll fit, sure it will. If it's the same size." Hopefully someone will come here and enlighten us!
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Yes, I installed 16 GB from Kingston. It states the max is 8 GB but it will take more.
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Oh you also will need an external drive enclosure for the SDD drive to CLONE . see here @ amazon type in search "EXTERNAL DRIVE ENCLOSURE" Approx. $6
808333
If you mean put more memory on the hard drive, you can't. I asked the sales people where I bought it from.
832943
good evening, I will actually install a 32 gb and not think of any problem, now I have a 16 gb and goes just as well.
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Yes you can. You must re-format the card to FAT32 (use Easeus partition program--free). Create an unallocated partion of 300 MB, format to FAT32, and your card will have 59.xxGB to use.Good luck!David
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I replaced mine but you do need to see if your system can take 1GB. I actually put 2 GB in mine. But that is the max for my old system.
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Short answer: Yes. I did it and it works great. Long Answer: It's not simple, especially if you are upgrading to a smaller disk. 1) Create a recovery disk/thumb drive with the Windows Utility. Besides being a good idea, they offer you the option to delete the Recovery partition from the back end of the drive. Doing so will allow you to more easily manipulate the existing partitions for transfer. 2) Delete the blank d: Data partition. I am not sure why they break it up like this. Possibly shrink the System partition (I first went to a 128GB drive, then to a 256). 3) Unscrew the bottom, remove the drive (REAL SHUT DOWN FIRST!!!) 4) I tried to use Clonezilla to duplicate the drive, but this didn't work so well. So I ended up using a simple dd command in linux. If all this is beyond you, just find a local geek to help. 5) Plugged in the new drive, screwed it all back up, and it worked! ONE ISSUE!!! Upon reboot, Windows thinks it's a special version called Windows To Go, and won't let you install from the MS Store. Here is the solution: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/W8ITProWTG/thread/af05f60a-4cb0-4561-b49f-71938dad6853
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Hey Matt I have used up to 16 gb so far with no problems. I bet you could use any size, as operationally its not different software so good luck! Hope it helps!
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Go to their website. They have setups to build your own... this one is already setup. And yes, I believe they are replaceable. But why buy this model to just replace with bigger drives when they already sell 1, bigger drives and 2, setups to build your own...
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Yes, it can be replaced. I have done it myself. As others already mentioned you will need a msata ssd
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You can change the file system guy. Just format it to NTSF as it is Fat32 by default. NTSF can hold any file over 4GB while Fat32 is limited to 4GB and under.