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Sep 24 2016 06:47pm
His face
It's a ssd
Not a baby
And this isn't 2005
Who the fuck has a haf still
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Quote (urbanshaft @ Sep 25 2016 11:47am)
His face
It's a ssd
Not a baby
And this isn't 2005
Who the fuck has a haf still


I haf one

See what I did there lol
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Sep 25 2016 07:13am
Quote (ghostshadow @ Sep 25 2016 05:37am)
I haf one

See what I did there lol


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Quote (Anavar22 @ Sep 24 2016 08:24am)
Forgot how many troll children were on here lolz

Thanks guys.


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Sep 26 2016 01:45am
Yeah the bracket you link is fine.
You most likely have some extra sata cables laying around?
Well kinda depends if you got it prebuilt.¨

For SATA cable you need to make sure its SATA 3.0 and your motherboard supports it. Else that will be the bottleneck
You most likely have extra sata power connectors. most cables have 3-5 connections for SATA.
looking like this:


Quote (Anavar22 @ 24 Sep 2016 17:24)
Forgot how many troll children were on here lolz

Thanks guys.


I don't believe these are trolls. SSD are quite light and have no mechanical moving parts.
So laying it freely, zip it or tape is fine. They are quite robust like USB sticks compared to traditional HDD's
I had my SSD's double side taped for months before i got around ordering some straight SATA cables instead of the 90 angle ones. So i could mount them properly.

As for moving your current data to your SSD. You could clone it.
BUT i would recommend you moving all document, files and saves on an external devices.
And reinstall OS, programs and games on your SSD, and just move over the files from the external device after.

Spring cleaning!
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Sep 27 2016 07:12am
Quote (ZwiX @ Sep 26 2016 03:45am)
Yeah the bracket you link is fine.
You most likely have some extra sata cables laying around?
Well kinda depends if you got it prebuilt.¨

For SATA cable you need to make sure its SATA 3.0 and your motherboard supports it. Else that will be the bottleneck
You most likely have extra sata power connectors. most cables have 3-5 connections for SATA.
looking like this:
https://www.techpowerup.com/img/13-07-23/bc022_w_h_2.jpg



I don't believe these are trolls. SSD are quite light and have no mechanical moving parts.
So laying it freely, zip it or tape is fine. They are quite robust like USB sticks compared to traditional HDD's
I had my SSD's double side taped for months before i got around ordering some straight SATA cables instead of the 90 angle ones. So i could mount them properly.

As for moving your current data to your SSD. You could clone it.
BUT i would recommend you moving all document, files and saves on an external devices.
And reinstall OS, programs and games on your SSD, and just move over the files from the external device after.

Spring cleaning!


Thank you very much!
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Sep 27 2016 11:58am
I just used velcro strips and stuck them to my case to hold my ssd, don't need anything fancy.
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Sep 27 2016 12:01pm
Quote (ZwiX @ Sep 26 2016 02:45am)
Yeah the bracket you link is fine.
You most likely have some extra sata cables laying around?
Well kinda depends if you got it prebuilt.¨

For SATA cable you need to make sure its SATA 3.0 and your motherboard supports it. Else that will be the bottleneck
You most likely have extra sata power connectors. most cables have 3-5 connections for SATA.
looking like this:
https://www.techpowerup.com/img/13-07-23/bc022_w_h_2.jpg



I don't believe these are trolls. SSD are quite light and have no mechanical moving parts.
So laying it freely, zip it or tape is fine. They are quite robust like USB sticks compared to traditional HDD's
I had my SSD's double side taped for months before i got around ordering some straight SATA cables instead of the 90 angle ones. So i could mount them properly.

As for moving your current data to your SSD. You could clone it.
BUT i would recommend you moving all document, files and saves on an external devices.
And reinstall OS, programs and games on your SSD, and just move over the files from the external device after.

Spring cleaning!


https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/SATA-cables-Is-there-a-difference-97/
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