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If your laptop has an optical dive which you don't use, you may be able to get the best of both world. Put your HDD in the optcal drive bay, and the SSD in the
by pygy_ 15y ago
If your laptop has an optical dive which you don't use, you may be able to get the best of both world.
Put your HDD in the optcal drive bay, and the SSD in the main bay. Adapter frames exist, at least for Apple laptops.
- rbanffy 15y agoNope. No optical drive in there. It's a Vostro v131. It would be lovely to fit both an SSD and an extra battery in all that space.
- ken 15y agoGood idea, though general consensus seems to be to put the SSD in the optical bay, and keep the HDD in the main bay, which (at least in Apple laptops) is the only one that supports the sudden-acceleration drop sensor.
- pygy_ 15y agoMy old MBP had a PATA optical dirve bay connector. I didn't have the choice if in order to get the best performances.