Would this system be able to handle a SSD easily ?
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really,this system is a bare-bone, u have to choose your own motherboard, processor,memory ,WiFi and hard-drive or ssd if u prefer.if u don't know anything about this system i advice u do a search on u tube on how to assemble it .again choose your component carefully the motherboard is a thin mini itx .to answer your question it handle ssd even better
799949
I haven't messed with the hdd yet, so I don't know about installing a ssd. The 2 blank memory slots are very easy to access and you can quickly plug in more RAM.
28389
Absolutely, give it few GB of ram and a proper mSata SSD, you're good to go.
1442728
You should be able to however I would think external drives or sever would be a lot more efficient.
1637955
Yes it can, just like any other computer. These thin AIOs use the same sized hard drive laptops use I think. Double check the size before buying the ssd. But yes, a lot of people out sad in these AIO.
999993
I don't think it would help you much. It works by copying the most used programs to itself to speed up launching those programs. Things like your web browser, email client, word files, etc. If you have those on an SSD, they are already faster. Think of this drive as an extra 32gb of ram, to preload programs to.
795409
Yes as long as you don't have more data on your drive than the SSD capacity.
1399334
I cannot talk technicalities here, but I know by personal experience it will be a very noticible difference. If you're strictly concerned with a boot time, SSD will be much faster.
1510585
Performance of crucial my and Samsung Evo SSD on SATA is quite good. m.2 SSD also a good option.
634579
Yes, provided the SSD has as much space as you need. I moved the data folders (documents, pictures, music, etc.) onto a standard hard drive, then cloned just the operating system and most-used programs onto the SSD. That gives fast boot and response from the SSD, but cheaper bulk storage on the standard hard drive.
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yes i have already add a 8gb ram. but i think if you really want to make some improvment you need a ssd
1485112
I'm sorry. I'm not all that up to date with SSD's. I'm not sure if it will work.
1523642
Yes, but you essentially cannot use the SSD drive; it's merely there for faster boot up from what I've heard.
1464572
Not easily, if at all. There are no visible screws (there may be some hidden underneath the foot pads) and the only visible seam runs around the top edge. It would be lovely to be able to pop in a SSD but @ 7200 RPM it's a great little drive for the price.
326331
The drive should be user serviceable, unlike say a MacBook Air with the SSD soldered onto the motherboard.
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You can chose your own operating system. Then just load it on , we used a windows OS. Yea, you can use a SSD that fits your size and needs. Really easy unit to use .
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I'm sure it would but you wouldn't see any speed benefit from it since the 1-gigabit network speed would be the limiting factor. Do you have another reason for wanting to use an SSD such as a harsh operating environment or something?