April 8, 20206 yr comment_58217 My SSD is a bit on the skinny side when it comes to storage capacity. 225GB isn't a whole lot in these days. Any suggestions? Is cloning a drive easy? Report
April 9, 20206 yr comment_58222 I've used Samsung's drive cloning software and it worked well at that time. Might need to check things out afterwards in Windows drive management to see if you end up with unallocated space that needs to be appended to your new, bigger drive. Back then, seems like I used some kind of USB to SATA adapter cable to make it easier. Report
April 9, 20206 yr comment_58224 I recommend getting another SSD and keeping the one you have now, loaded with the OS. Report
April 9, 20206 yr comment_58226 10 hours ago, Britchot said: I recommend getting another SSD and keeping the one you have now, loaded with the OS. +1 Yes, the cloning thing is most necessary when you you're moving from an old magnetic drive to an SSD. You can just move everything except Windows to your new drive, then install all future programs on your new drive. Report
April 9, 20206 yr Author comment_58227 I found a couple 1TB SSDs on Amazon for about $110. I will probably just buy that and port all my games and other software to that. Thanks guys Report
April 9, 20206 yr comment_58229 37 minutes ago, Barton said: I found a couple 1TB SSDs on Amazon for about $110. I will probably just buy that and port all my games and other software to that. Thanks guys Make sure you either have, or order, a SATA or (if your board and new drive support it) an NVMe cable. Most SSDs do not ship with them. Report
April 9, 20206 yr Author comment_58231 I think I have an extra sata cable. I ended up just getting a 500 GB SSD. Should be plenty and they were half the price. Report
April 9, 20206 yr comment_58236 3 hours ago, Barton said: Should be plenty famous last words.... 😄 Report
April 9, 20206 yr Author comment_58237 5 minutes ago, Luftritter said: famous last words.... 😄 Lol Right 🤣 Report
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