I have a Dell XPS 8700 Special Edition, wiyh a 32 GB SSd, can I install a 512 GB SSDor lager?
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I see no reason why not. just pop the new drive in the old ones place, they hook up the same way. However be warned, all of your data will be lost in this process. You should have a windows sticker somewhere on your computer case that has your product key, all you need to do is find a copy of the windows version that you have, install it and put in that product key. To find the drivers that you need just go to dells website and download them from there. If you ever get stuck during the process, google is your best friend.
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yes you can do a clean install or use samsung data transfer software and copy old drive to new. there is also other software to copy the whole drive such as acronis or paragon. good luck !!
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It should with no problem. Recommend doing a clean install vice cloning the old drive. Also, be sure to download and update the firmware, Samsung recently released an update that improves the performance of this drive even more. While a clean install will take more time, the results will be much better (and at the speeds this drive operates, it will not take long to install your OS, apps, and data).
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for a desktop you better use a conventional 2.5" SSD drive. with XP you'll experience further problems, cause XP is not able to handle SSD as it should. read more in internet
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This drive is designed for laptops with a 1.8 hard drive bay. The Dell XT2 has a 1.8 bay. There should be no issues when switching to this SSD. I have done this just recently with an HE Elite book tablet.
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mSata SSD. I installed one, it was very easy, apart from repositioning the heat sync, which was just lightly tricky.Note that doing this might void you warranty (check the maker's online documentation.).
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If I recall correctly, you can install an mSATA SSD into the motherboard, if you are using a standard 2.5" SSD you need to use an adaptor kit to mount it in one of the 3.5" bays.
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Absolutely, give it few GB of ram and a proper mSata SSD, you're good to go.
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Hi Crosby, The S200 mSATA drive is compatible and recommended for the Dell XPS 13 L321X laptop. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I don't know running it with a Dell XPS 8700 and it works great! Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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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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32GB is not enough for program loading,i suggest you order a 128GB SSD. Find the lowest price SSD at Amazon.
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The IcyDock converts an ssd to the size of a regular hard drive. If there's a regular hdd in there now the IcyDock should fit.
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Yes, you can - either an m.2 ssd (harder to install) or a 2.5" ssd which is very easy to install.
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Yes you can. Check out this post for more in-depth discussion regarding this. Page 12 has a good, step-by-step process for replacing and installing a new SSD. http://forum.notebookreview.com/acer/724622-aspire-v7-482pg-9884-a.html
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You can buy this with SSD already included. This brand has dozens of models in this size of every possible option and I have one like this with SSD.
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I haven't done that so I can't completely answer but really any SSD should work in it. This laptop really boots up fast compared to a regular HD. I suspect it is one of the new hybrids.
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Your computer is fairly old running a Pentium 3 so you will have a PATA interface on your laptop. This means that the 64GB KingSpec 2.5-inch PATA/IDE SSD will fit but if you are still running Windows 98 which was supplied originally on this laptop you will possibly have some problems. If you go ahead read any of the numerous web reports on fitting SSD's in older computers. (switching off defrag, indexing etc). Windows XP should be OK but can you get drivers for your older laptop.??
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Wow, lots of quick responses to your question! Actually, the others have answered quite well already. But what the hey Linda, I'll put in my two cents!Make sure your Dell has a SATA hard disk (check specs for its model number). And remember that this SSD (128gb) probably isn't as large as your disk drive...be sure you have enough room.I also like the comment that it's best if you do a fresh build, say a Win7 reinstall.Be sure to back up your files first!Good luck!