ssd

[Ayeen]

can I put a ssd on a old cumputer
and if I can how many ssd and how many hards

[An0maly_76]

5 minutes ago, Ayeen said:

can I put a ssd on a old cumputer
and if I can how many ssd and how many hards

Yes, any SATA interface can use an SSD. I just built two LGA1155 2nd-gen Intels and both have 500GB SATA SSDs. Crucial MX500 is a pretty good one.

 

You're only limited by how many SATA ports, but you can't daisy chain them AFAIK.

[Dukesilver27-]

As said, yes you could, only SATA SSD, no NVME.

Go check the motherboard's website, see how many SATA ports are there and how many is functional without limitation, that's how much SATA SSD/HDD you could install.

[Blue4130]

27 minutes ago, Dukesilver27- said:

As said, yes you could, only SATA SSD, no NVME.

Go check the motherboard's website, see how many SATA ports are there and how many is functional without limitation, that's how much SATA SSD/HDD you could install.

Well if it has PCI-e slots, you could put NVME in.

[Dukesilver27-]

19 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

Well if it has PCI-e slots, you could put NVME in.

Well, if he has to ask and he also said old computer, I'd assume anything without x4 PCIE slots.

[Ayeen]

Ports

1x LPT, 1x COM

 

is this what I am looking for?

[Ayeen]

Motherboard : Asus P4SGX-MX, LGA478 CPU Socket

CPU : Intel Celeron, 2000 Mhz

Ram : Kingston, 2GB

Graphic : Nvidia Geforce FX5200, AGP 8x,

VRAM=128MB

Hard Disk Drive : Maxtor, 80Gb

Power Supply : Viera, 250watt

OS : Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3

Case : TSCO
how much is this worth(don't judge me)
should I buy it?

[Blue4130]

3 minutes ago, Ayeen said:

Motherboard : Asus P4SGX-MX, LGA478 CPU Socket

CPU : Intel Celeron, 2000 Mhz

Ram : Kingston, 2GB

Graphic : Nvidia Geforce FX5200, AGP 8x,

VRAM=128MB

Hard Disk Drive : Maxtor, 80Gb

Power Supply : Viera, 250watt

OS : Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3

Case : TSCO
how much is this worth(don't judge me)
should I buy it?

Do not buy it. It is only good for retro tinkering at this point. It is beyond being useful for a day to day machine. And as for cost, it should be free (or at most, a beer and burger)

[Ayeen]

1 gig ram
CPU 3.2Ghz

[Ayeen]

what about this one

 

[Blue4130]

1 hour ago, Ayeen said:

what about this one

 

Not any better. It's still a 32 bit system so most modern software is not going to work. It's between 15 and 20 years old at this point. Well past being useful other than to mess around with legacy stuf.