OP OP S slacky1230 Solid State Member Messages 18 Location Nottingham Oct 17, 2015 #11 Daft question but do they come with the cables when you purchased the ssd or do you have to buy them seperate?
Daft question but do they come with the cables when you purchased the ssd or do you have to buy them seperate?
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Oct 17, 2015 #12 Motherboards come with cables, not drives (besides boxed HDDs). If your optical drive is SATA you can just use the cables for that to do the clone.
Motherboards come with cables, not drives (besides boxed HDDs). If your optical drive is SATA you can just use the cables for that to do the clone.
OP OP S slacky1230 Solid State Member Messages 18 Location Nottingham Oct 17, 2015 #13 Don't you have to plug both hard drives into the motherboard to do the clone?
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Oct 17, 2015 #14 Yes, that's why I was saying if you have a SATA optical drive you can just use the cables for that.
OP OP S slacky1230 Solid State Member Messages 18 Location Nottingham Oct 17, 2015 #15 I'm not 100% sure it is but say if it is wouldn't I need 2 loads of cables ? One set to plug the original drive in and another set for the ssd. Sorry if I'm barking up the wrong tree lol
I'm not 100% sure it is but say if it is wouldn't I need 2 loads of cables ? One set to plug the original drive in and another set for the ssd. Sorry if I'm barking up the wrong tree lol
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Oct 17, 2015 #16 You should only need a SATA cable which are cheap. Could you take a pic of the inside of the PC?
OP OP S slacky1230 Solid State Member Messages 18 Location Nottingham Oct 18, 2015 #17 I did the cloning last night. Swapped the drives over and cannot believe the difference. It's totally transformed the computer can't believe the difference
I did the cloning last night. Swapped the drives over and cannot believe the difference. It's totally transformed the computer can't believe the difference
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Oct 18, 2015 #18 Yup, SSDs are amazeballs. Sadly though, like the HDD even an SSD is the bottlenecking factor in a computer
Yup, SSDs are amazeballs. Sadly though, like the HDD even an SSD is the bottlenecking factor in a computer