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Ok - so I bought a low spec laptop

hazymat
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Ok - so I bought a low spec laptop

My Vaio is great. And I suppose it's not really exactly low-spec. But I am regretting not getting a massive hard disc and more memory.

I want to upgrade the hard disk but there's no info on the Sony site about specs.

I've looked at my laptop (the VGN-S2HP) specs online here but there's no info about hdd upgrades.

Can I just use a standard notebook hard drive to upgrade? I'll take care of the reinstallation myself etc.

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robpaxton
Explorer

Yes, you can this link may help you.

Thanks go to Rich for the link.

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rich912
Contributor

Thanks for the mention in despatches Rob. Do I get some sort of medal:smileygrin:

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robpaxton
Explorer

Just a lot of kudos :wink:

hazymat
Visitor

Wow - what an excellent thread that was. Thanks for the link. Nice to know I can upgrade myself :slight_smile:

Stuff warranty, I plan to live on the edge.

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rich912
Contributor

Goody goody, in which European country can I spend these kudos - Greece possibly?:smileywink:

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robpaxton
Explorer

:laughing:

You've got a happy customer though :cool:

hazymat
Visitor

Ooo - one more thing...

(the link i posted to the specs in my first post was totally wrong - duh)

... does anyone know what speed my current hard disk is at all? (how many rpm?)

Thanks!

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rich912
Contributor

Yeah, always pleasing to know that a link or solution has helped :slight_smile:

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robpaxton
Explorer

I would guess that it runs at 4200rpm. If you go to device manager and have a look at the model then a google should give you the full specs.

Alternatively, run Everest Home Edition and you should get more info than you'll probably ever want.