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Doing a little upgrade on my current rig. Bought a new SSD and vidya card.
I currently have Windows 7 and would like to stay with 7 as 8 and 10 are both unusable shite.
Is there a way to transfer my current install of 7 on my HDD to the new SSD or should I just format and reinstall everything?
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The answer to
>should I format windows
Is Always yes
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>>59156185
>should I just format and reinstall everything?
Yes. Also what sdd and gpu?
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>>59156185
The answer to
>should I format windows
Is Always no
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>>59156185
The answer to
>should I format windows
Is Always maybe
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>>59156185 (OP)
The answer to
>should I format windows
Is Always I don't know
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Samsung has a tool made for this.
Windows 7 and up you dont need a new install for a complete component swap.
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>>59156185
Look into free disk cloning tools. I've been using Clonezilla which is free, but it's linux based and can be a little fussy and has trouble cloning to smaller HDs than the source. Acronis is generally good, and people used to say Macrium was good, at least 5 years or so ago. It should be free too.
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>>59156185
The answer to
>should I format windows
Is Always can you repeat the question
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>>59156185
SLC, MLC, or TLC?
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>>59159935
QLC
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>>59160162
Even TLC is too slow for an OS. Let alone quad storage cells. Go with MLC, you get the perfect speed-price-storage ratio for OS install. T/QLC for bulk files
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>>59156333
>>59157632
>>59158486
>>59158500
>>59158715
You motherfuckers haha
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>>59158599
Norton
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