6 replies to this topic

[iamlost26]

Here's the computer I'm using... http://www.officedep...sktop-Computer/

I'm not a techie so I actually have no idea what I should be looking at. How do I know if it can handle SATA II/III? Is there anything else I should be paying attention to other than size and write/read speed? I realize I will need to buy a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter, but that's about all i know.

Any help would be appreciated

[Darkthrone]

Im not sure if I (or even you) understand your question (no offence intended), There is no reason a processor would have issues with utilizing an SSD the only thing that would govern this is the connectors on the motherboard, The PC you linked is a fairly modern PC so it should have no problems with connectivity issues.

So Yes get the SSD. Best piece of hardware I ever bought.

[ArticTheTiger]

Get the SSD, make it your boot partition, fly through space.

[iargue]

What does this have to do with CPU?

someone please help.

[italkaboutoddthings]

You could use a SSD, it has 2 sata III ports. But ssds are so pricey sigh, to cheap to get one my self. Best of luck!

[iamlost26]

Sorry if my question is confusing... I obviously don't even know how to clearly define a CPU. I'm judging from everyone's response that I will not have any problems trying to connecting this... So thanks for everyone's help

[ToxicS]

SSDs are good, as long as you use protection (metaphor is DO NOT buy an old SSD used from 2008, they're garbage or any used ssds for that matter; it's equivalent to an old dirty hooker)

I think you meant to say PC and not CPU by the way. PC = Personal Computer and CPU = Central Processing Unit, which is what your AMD Phenom™ X4 Quad-Core Processor 9650 is.