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> and maybe upgrade it with a ssd ... which can be quite an adventure if you get the latest generation & don't do this kind of stuff on a regular basis. You ba
by cJ0th 8y ago
> and maybe upgrade it with a ssd
... which can be quite an adventure if you get the latest generation & don't do this kind of stuff on a regular basis. You basically have to disassemble the whole machine!
- greglindahl 8y ago... and it's laptop parts inside. Fun times for those of us who are used to desktop / server parts.
- duggan 8y agoIf you can dismantle and replace desktop and server components, a few size and configuration differences shouldn’t pose a challenge. Not much more than an expensive LEGO project, but with significantly fewer parts and usually more available documentation!
- greglindahl 8y agoI found it to be a challenge, which is why I made the comment. Great that you had no problem.
- duggan 8y agoIn retrospect, that sounded sassier than I intended, mea culpa.
- walshemj 8y agoah I was thinking about the older gen ones which are more upgradeable