Adding SSD to the build.

[SuperHarsh]

hey guys i have an pc with hdd. So i have decided to add an ssd to my build, so do i need raid support or anything such that? Or i can simply add ssd?

[VoyexTech]

Just now, SuperHarsh said:

hey guys i have an pc with hdd. So i have decided to add an ssd to my build, so do i need raid support or anything such that? Or i can simply add ssd?

You can just add it. All you need it a sata cable and then plug it into the power in your powe supply same hookup system as a hard drive 

[Flowey]

1 minute ago, VoyexTech said:

You can just add it. All you need it a sata cable and then plug it into the power in your powe supply same hookup system as a hard drive 

Make sure you've got some place to mount it on, like a SSD bracket. Their supposed to come with the case, at least that's what happened with mine.

[SuperHarsh]

1 minute ago, VoyexTech said:

You can just add it. All you need it a sata cable and then plug it into the power in your powe supply same hookup system as a hard drive 

Also can i just transfer my os to the ssd and let the rest files be on hdd?

[SuperHarsh]

Just now, Flowey said:

Make sure you've got some place to mount it on, like a SSD bracket. Their supposed to come with the case, at least that's what happened with mine.

yeah i have it. I have got a corsair carbide 88r

[Flowey]

Just now, SuperHarsh said:

Also can i just transfer my os to the ssd and let the rest files be on hdd?

Yaya no problem, just make sure everything runs fine by unplugging the HDD and leaving the SSD pluged in for a test boot when you've transfered Windows and stuff on the SSD. So that if there are some issues, you'll know them BEFORE erasing Windows and stuff from the HDD.

[SuperHarsh]

Just now, Flowey said:

Yaya no problem, just make sure everything runs fine by unplugging the HDD and leaving the SSD pluged in for a test boot when you've transfered Windows and stuff on the SSD. So that if there are some issues, you'll know them BEFORE erasing Windows and stuff from the HDD.

Thanks bro and yes i have another question i have i5 2400 so im thinking of upgrading to i5 6500 and i have r9 fury i feel i5 2400 bottlenecks on it so will i5 6500 bottleneck

 

[SuperHarsh]

3 minutes ago, Flowey said:

Yaya no problem, just make sure everything runs fine by unplugging the HDD and leaving the SSD pluged in for a test boot when you've transfered Windows and stuff on the SSD. So that if there are some issues, you'll know them BEFORE erasing Windows and stuff from the HDD.

and also will a H110 chipset do?

[VoyexTech]

3 minutes ago, SuperHarsh said:

Also can i just transfer my os to the ssd and let the rest files be on hdd?

Sure just follow these instructions:

 

 

http://www.howtogeek.com/224342/how-to-clean-install-windows-10/

 

When it asks for normal or advanced setup just chose the one that doesn't delete files