PC more memory, am a beginner?
I only have around 480gb on my pc windows c or something like that I think…
How do I expand my storage without high costs?
I only have around 480gb on my pc windows c or something like that I think…
How do I expand my storage without high costs?
I bought this PC on eBay a week ago for almost 3,000 euros but I have the feeling it is not as good as advertised,
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Hello Yesterday evening until about 11 p.m. I used my Captiva PC as normal. Now it suddenly won't turn on anymore – it doesn't respond to anything – as if there was no power. • Socket works perfectly •Cables are plugged in correctly! • Power supply is switched ON! •I have already unplugged the cable…
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You can insert another SSD into your PC, usually connections are still free.
Of course, depends on what would be “high cost” for you, but they now cost less than €100.
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If the PC still has room for it, by buying an SSD (fast but expensive) or an HDD (slow, much storage for smaller budget).
Optionally, an external SSD/HDD can also be purchased, which can then be used via a free USB port. Also very popular for storing and securing important file copies.
Depending on how much storage is to be retrofitted, I would use roughly 50 – 100 euros as a budget. This allows both internally and externally and is enough to keep an eye on 1TB SSD or 4GB HDD.
In a desktop PC you should additionally check whether a required power plug and a connection for a SATA cable are still free. In a notebook, you would probably have to replace the existing drive against a larger one, secure the data beforehand and then install Windows and re-establish it.
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you build more mass stores. This can be an HDD or SSD, with the SSD being preferred in almost all cases.
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That’s not really much. Depends on what you’re doing with the PC. It’s nothing for a gaming PC.
So what are high costs?
Around 50-60€ you get 1 TB as SATA SSD, or sometimes the much better Nvme SSDs.
Depending on your PC, you can start the hard drive through a larger one. But you need some technical know-how, tools and skills.
So you should have someone who has experience with it