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Power consumption should be the same,it will be better to replace the battery since it's an old machine.

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Hi, I could use a new SSD to my laptop. The target would be to lower the power consumption to save on battery. I have currenctly a liteon lch-512v2s
And it is kinda old. It would be placed on my Dell E6540 (specs in the profile)
If I bought a new ssd for it, would the power comsumption be lowered and how much
I could really not find any proper sources and comparisons, so please provide your source
thank you

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Power consumption should be the same,it will be better to replace the battery since it's an old machine.

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Replacing the SSD wouldn't change power consumption in any noticeable way. You should replace the battery if it doesn't last as long as it should. 

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