Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Its not worth it, I don't play extreme gaming, you don't need it if you don't overclock the CPU

mikieman · Dec 4, 2019

There is a free program out there
Easeus partition manager
It has a very good partition mover
You can move your whole operating system
With everything
It is a hard drive upgrade portion of the program
You can add bigger hard drives
Plus other stuff I haven’t tried
Don’t know if this can help
But I just had to throw it out there

Tenebreaux · Dec 4, 2019

Dopey said:
Its not worth it, I don't play extreme gaming, you don't need it if you don't overclock the CPU

I know, I just did it cos I never had.

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Well I want to put this M.2 SSD in just for my OS, and keep my old hard drive as usual, that way it will boot up a lot faster the SSD is 1000 GB so its more than big enough

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Tenebreaux said:
I know, I just did it cos I never had.

If you got a RGB with all the bells and whistles then it looks good, but mine is shut away under a desk

Grrrrrr · Dec 4, 2019

mikieman said:
There is a free program out there
Easeus partition manager
It has a very good partition mover
You can move your whole operating system
With everything
It is a hard drive upgrade portion of the program
You can add bigger hard drives
Plus other stuff I haven’t tried
Don’t know if this can help
But I just had to throw it out there

Linux does it. So something like USBtools should do it.

Tenebreaux · Dec 4, 2019

Dopey said:
Well I want to put this M.2 SSD in just for my OS, and keep my old hard drive as usual, that way it will boot up a lot faster the SSD is 1000 GB so its more than big enough

I have a 500 gig ssd as my boot drive and four 4TB drives in RAID 10. cpu and gpu are water cooled.

Henry_b · Dec 4, 2019

I 'ave a laptop

Tenebreaux · Dec 4, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
Linux does it. So something like USBtools should do it.

Yeah, Gparted is native in most Linux distros.

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

I can do it with the new motherboard, they are a lot different nowadays, you go into the bios and it even lets you use a mouse, its not hard now

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Henry_b said:
I 'ave a laptop

The new (ish) SSD M.2 come from the laptop, and then onto a PC that's where it originates from, but it a lot faster than a standard SSD by about 5k times

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Tenebreaux said:
I have a 500 gig ssd as my boot drive and four 4TB drives in RAID 10. cpu and gpu are water cooled.

The size of a stick of gum and about 5k times faster

Tenebreaux · Dec 4, 2019

Dopey said:
The size of a stick of gum and about 5k times faster

That's what I have in my laptop.

Dopey · Dec 4, 2019

Its the dogs

ovalandrover · Dec 4, 2019

Mark Piercy said:
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where was that photo i think ive seen that one in Australia a plce called Allora

RangeRoller dt · Dec 5, 2019

How fast a cpu do you need these days to play solitaire and browse LZ

Rubberknees · Dec 5, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
How fast a cpu do you need these days to play solitaire and browse LZ

Don't forget a game of all hearts

Datatek · Dec 5, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
How fast a cpu do you need these days to play solitaire and browse LZ

My ancient XP PC will do all of that with no problem

gold rover · Dec 5, 2019

Dopey · Dec 5, 2019

You can tell its winter can't you, all the battery failures

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