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Jarmo356
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Hello i have hp nx6110 that i dont use but i would like to make it fast i had windows xp on it bu i would like to make it eaven faster i wolkd like to only use browser google chrome and nothing more becase i can too all documenting  in browser 

 

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Hello i have hp nx6110 that i dont use but i would like to make it fast i had windows xp on it bu i would like to make it eaven faster i wolkd like to only use browser google chrome and nothing more becase i can too all documenting  in browser 

Have you upgraded any of the components in the laptop? 

 

Regardless i recommend against using Windows on that laptop. 

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specs ?

im getting conflicting info from the net

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Wonder if you can fit a modern laptop ssd inside? It sure will make thing significantly faster. Sorry if I'm wrong, has no knowledge on old laptop. 

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Wonder if you can fit a modern laptop ssd inside? It sure will make thing significantly faster. Sorry if I'm wrong, has no knowledge on old laptop. 

I usually don't agree with putting an SSD in a super old computer / laptop. The booting may be faster but in the end the laptop will still handle like a piece of dog shite.

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I don't know the specs of the laptop, but Chrome is VERY CPU intensive and consume a lot of memory. Great web browser for desktop, but for mobile computer, especially slow ones, its a big no. Try Firefox.

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I usually don't agree with putting an SSD in a super old computer / laptop. The booting may be faster but in the end the laptop will still handle like a piece of dog shite.

Well, I guess his option is to buy a new budget laptop then, since his objectives are only browsing Chrome and documents. 

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