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Hi<br />
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I just bought Qosmio X500-110. Everything is fine except harddisk wich is two 500GB 5400 RPM.<br />
I want to replace the primary one with SSD 128GB (Because of prices).<br />
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I have two questions:<br />
- Which SSD 128 GB will the best for me among these brands and specifications?<br />
- I'll keep the 2nd harddisk as it. Does this will slow down the machine?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi

I just bought Qosmio X500-110. Everything is fine except harddisk wich is two 500GB 5400 RPM.
I want to replace the primary one with SSD 128GB (Because of prices).

I have two questions:
- Which SSD 128 GB will the best for me among these brands and specifications?
- I'll keep the 2nd harddisk as it. Does this will slow down the machine?

Thanks


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