Hi. You have made a great video and I used this to install ram. Now I will install a SSD. However you have also said you updated the wifi card. Can I ask if you are able to advise the latest card that my system will accept. I know you video is from a while ago so there have been lots of new WiFi speeds. I know I can install a dongle but wanted a WiFi card inside. Thanks. My laptop is the sony vaio svf15a1s2es. Or if you can advise the very best speed card that it will accept. Some say WiFi 6e will work on the laptop?
Thanks for the feedback, and glad it helped your RAM upgrade. Your laptop model looks very similar to mine. On SSD I recommend any of the Samsung EVO models. They're affordable and good performance. I was testing different models. On wifi the original Broadcom card was so bad the internet would drop off regularly and short range. It even stopped working as Broadcom stopped support. So I had to change it. If your network card is working, leave it alone. I'm not sure WiFi-6 card will work. Also better off buying a newer computer. I used the recommended compatible model: Intel Network 6235AN card. The SSD is the best upgrade for any old computer. Everything is faster and smoother. Hope that helps and good luck with your upgrade project 👍
Really looks helpful n handy, thanks for small details n tips. So With the Cloning did you got all operating system pre installed on new drive? I was waiting at the end to turn the laptop on.
Yes, correct. Good questions. Your exact setup is copied to the SSD. That's why it's called a 'Clone'. You don't have to start over. When you turn on the computer it's the same setup I had, except faster. Start, Shutdown, and Restart all become very fast. I had to reboot a few times to get all the SSD features working. I covered that in the RAM Upgrade video we chatted on earlier. I showed the computer Restarting at the end.
@@BAdventures hey bro, after i ordered...just noticed yours’ is 850 pro. But i purchased EVO 860 by seeing the link in description. Will this works too??
Yes and good choice. The 860 EVO is the newer model and I recommend it. I was experimenting and testing the older 850 series. PRO is for hard use, like constantly transferring large files and heavy work loads.
Hey, good job. It's cool to show read/write number speed differences, but the real thing that makes non-techies oohh and aahh is simply demonstrating the differences in boot times between mechanical and solid state drives. Maybe in your next upgrade video? :)
Good feedback. I didn't want to spent too long on more technical comparisons. Other guys have covered that better than me. But SSD's are definitely worth it 😉
That shouldn't have anything to do with the the hard drive. That's a firmware or software issue. I've never needed to use it. To answer your question: I just tried using the Assist button and it didn't work. You can use the Windows key, or click on the Start menu to find anything you need.
@@BAdventures thank you for replying. I use assist key to open the bios settings. It is possible only after it is shutdown and hold down the assist key. Because function keys don't work. Did you have any trouble booting from the media when you first installed the windows?
Oh I see. Thanks for explaining. Not trouble at all. That's why it's called a "clone". Everything is copied over to the SSD the same. Video below shows the Restart and boot up. I recommend the Samsung EVO version. I was testing the different models. Hands down the upgrade to SSD was the best. Faster everything. Sony VAIO Fit RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I have a “Sony VAIO SVF14N2A4ES Fit 14A Multi-flip 14” Laptop”. The Disk usage shows 100% so whilst I was searching for a solution I found myself on this video and comments. I wonder what is a good and compatible SSD that I can use to replace my 1TB HDD please?
Possible Solutions: (1) Get an external hard drive to back up your files and free up disk space. (2) Recommend the Samsung 870 EVO series SATA connection SSD. Happy with all the SSD models in my videos, and the laptops are still going strong. SSD is the best upgrade for an old computer. The old SATA hard disc drives wear out and become really slow. Note your model spec: Intel Core-i5 4200U processor. Always check the CPU first. Demo videos below. (3) A newer model computer. Find a slightly used with newer and better processors: Intel Core i5 and i7; and AMD Ryzen R5, and R7. Sony VAIO Flip Laptop SSD Upgrade th-cam.com/video/Pb20r0CiunA/w-d-xo.html SSD Install Sony VAIO-S Core-i5 th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html Sony VAIO SVF14N2A4ES Fit Specifications: www.svp.co.uk/sony-vaio-fit-multi-flip-svf14n2a4es-2-in-1-laptop-intel-i5-4200u-8gb-ram-1tb-sshd-14-quot-triluminos-display-windows-8-silver-6348.html Hope that helps 👍
I got it off ebay for AUD $15 (US $11 ). It was a common part back then. Also on Amazon. I'm not sure what region you are in. I downloaded the Intel driver files before installing the card. The Bluetooth was a separate driver. That way it was ready to go. Hope that helps 👍 VAIO Fit 15 RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
Im trying to revive my old Sony Vaio SVF15A190S/SVF15AA1QL as its super slow to run and open programs, would swapping out the harddrive make it faster if i swapped it to SSD? My Specs on it is 8GB RAM I7 3537U @2GHZ
Your model is very similar to mine in this video. Yes you definitely need to replace your old hard drive. It's worn out, which is why it's so slow. I recommend the Samsung EVO 1TB 2.5" Internal SATA SSD. Everything is faster. Also quality of life benefits. No moving parts, less heat, less noise, smoother. Hands down it's the best upgrade for an old computer. *Note: I was testing out both the EVO and PRO models. You can save money by using the EVO model which is just as good. See follow up video below. I show how fast the SSD read/write speeds can get. Sony VAIO Fit RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
Video below shows the cloning process. Copies everything onto the new hard drive. SSD Upgrade Tutorial, Sony VAIO-S Laptop th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
Not if you 'clone' it. That's what I did at the start. Copied everything into the new SSD as a clone. Swapped hard drives. Turn computer back on. Everything is like before, all your files and settings are the same. But everything is faster. The computer can run at max speed. Below video shows more of the cloning process. Sony VAIO-S SSD tutorial th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html&pp=sAQA
Hi B Adventures, Would you please tell me when you installed the Intel Network 6235AN card. Do you need to install the driver for it or Window 10 will automatically install it for you? In case if I need to install the driver please tell me where to download it? Please make a video to install the Intel Network 6235AN card if you could. Thank you very much.
I downloaded both the Intel WiFi, and Bluetooth drivers to the desktop just in case. Then installed them after the upgrade. Windows 10 trouble shooter will also install the drivers to get it working. You can find it directly on the Intel Drivers website below. Intel network drivers www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000006507/network-and-io/wireless.html
Hey there. Did you need to migrate anything from your old hard drive to the new one? Or did you just replace it and everything was still in your laptop, intact (files, programs, etc)?
Yes I did a clone. Meaning everything was copied from the old SATA drive to the new SSD. Then physically installed the SSD. Another tutorial below 😉👍 Sony VAIO VPCS SSD Install th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
if i've lost everything on my hard drive do to a bad virus can i replace it with a new one and just do a fresh install like windows 10 .which should allow me to start over as if it was brand new laptop ???? need help please
The answer is Yes. But sounds like you need help. Find a local technician or computer repairer. They might be able to recover the old hard drive; and help with a new SSD and fresh install. I can only do so much replying online. Hope that helps. What is the exact computer model and number? And the build or model year? So we can check the specs.
alright I need serious help. I connected my new SSD to my laptop with a SATA cable to format it correctly (to a GPT) and change the BOIS settings. I downloaded Windows 10 onto a USB drive and when I go to install it onto my new SSD once I install it on my laptop (SSD put into laptop) the program keeps saying, "SSD needs to be a GPT (or something along the lines of that) so I don't know how the hell it's not formatted correctly at this point but it's just pissing me off that no matter how many programs I use or formatting I can't install a new SSD with windows 10.
Your situation sounds over-complicated. I would have installed Windows 10 first. Made sure everything was working. Then clone to your new SSD. You changed the BIOS and tried installing a new OS. A clean install is different to a Clone. Best to take it to a computer technician or repairer. Get some specialised help. Or try the clean install with the old hard drive. Get it working first. Then clone to your new SSD. When you "Clone" it's literally a copy of your computers image. If you want to make any changes, do it before the cloning process. Eg I upgraded to Windows 10 and deleted any unnecessary programs. Then ran a Defrag and Disk Clean. Basically cleaned up the old hard drive. Everything was working stable and normal. I then proceeded to Clone to my new SSD, as it was a working image. Hope that helps 😎
@@BAdventures I've tried multiple programs to clone the SSD but the Samsung Data migration is straight up terrible and MiniTool Wizard pro keeps saying my SSD is to small to be cloned even tho I made sure there wasn't too much data that had to be cloned.
Are you cloning to the same storage capacity size? Eg 500GB SATA HD to a 500GB SSD? If you are are using a new drive with different capacity you have to do a partition hack. Then adjust the partition after the clone. Some motherboards may not recognise the difference in size. I demonstrated the Samsung migration software in 2 videos. No problem. It actually made it all easier. If you want to try fix it yourself google it. Otherwise get professional help. Hope it works out.
I don't think it's practical. Not sure if you can do it. Usually laptop processors are locked to the factory motherboard and you don't change them. That's usually a desktops thing. It's already and old laptop. I would recommend buying a new computer. Look into the new AMD Ryzen 4000 mobile processors. 8-core laptop is a better upgrade. Article below. www.anandtech.com/show/15324/amd-ryzen-4000-mobile-apus-7nm-8core-on-both-15w-and-45w-coming-q1
Your welcome. I understand as I was looking into different options. I upgraded both my Sony VAIO's so they would keep working. That way I'm not in a rush. I've been waiting for these new AMD 7nm laptops 😉👍
Yes. I recommend the newer Samsung 860 EVO model. I only buy Samsung flash memory now. Good performance and reliable. Other SSD brands can be slower speeds, or suddenly stop working when they burn out. Samsung SSD's also have RAPID feature. Easy to turn it On or Off in the Magician software. Makes the SSD even faster by using some RAM as cache. Feel free to ask if you need help.
Oh I see. Crucial is good to check the parts and specs. Search your VAIO model number on the Sony website. Once I figured out my RAM specs, I found Samsung RAM online. Both the RAM and SSD upgrades were well worth it. Better than new. Faster and quiet. PM me on Facebook if you want help with your upgrade project. facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Thanks for the video! The whole ¨it's like lego's'' kind of thing goes only so far. When you have to switch keyboards..... glue.. and all kinds of weird stuff.
Your welcome, and totally understand. Newer OEM designs are actually bad. They glue, solder, and laminate parts so you can't work on them. Try to force you to buy another. Depend on each manufacturer and model. The SSD was the best upgrade. It's faster and more productive. Better than new 😉👍
Welcome to the channel. First check the model number, and processor. That way we know if it's worth it. If it's similar to this Intel Core i7 then yes. Samsung EVO or QVO SSD more affordable now.
@@BAdventures I don't have it right now but she said sony vaio vjf151 it's 4the generation I guess that's my first laptop so I'm really new if I'm gonna upgrade I'm gonna watch your video
You will need to check the processor (CPU) regardless. There are different model variations. Can't do much unless you actually own it. If you have to use it, you will need to replace the hard drive. If it's too old, it won't be worth it. Better to buy a 'newer' computer. It can still be used or 2nd hand. Just a better model or CPU. What will you use it for? Studies? Office work? Light gaming?
Below is a Sony VAIO S-series 13" laptop I upgraded for fun. Have to accept it's an old Intel Core i5 processor. Can do office work and basic things. I still use it as a compact backup. SSD Upgrade, Sony VAIO S VPCS th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
Cool 😎 video and thanks for pushing me to finally upgrade to a ssd. It’s life changing 👍🤣. Ah I wouldn’t be using a magnetic screwdriver on a computer but🤷♂️that’s just me. But thanks for your help. The biggest problem I had cloning the drive, my drive had BitLocker on and was encrypted. So if anyone trying to clone a drive, you have to decrypt the drive first. My computer was way easier 🤣 1 screw, panel opens access to the drives and the RAM, which I also upgraded to 16gb, maxing it out 🤣👍. Thanks for the help and the informative video that started the journey of me getting a ssd 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Congrats bro! Glad you took the leap. It's a totally different computer now. Good feedback for encrypted drives. Who are you? James Bond? 😂✌️ Everything is faster. Enjoy the quality of life 😉👍
your a bit shaky there hahaha looked a bit dirty still under there should have pulled the fan out and also re put new compound on the CPU and Video card chips while you had it apart they get very dry under there well i did it with mine and was all cracked and nearly usless was a lot cooler after i did that
Was working late night, hands of a surgeon lol. You're right should have checked the thermal compound. Didn't want to get distracted. This laptop use to sound like an electric drill under heavy load. It's much cooler and very quiet now. The fan cleaning and SSD really helped.
I think you're referring to the Samsung Magician firmware. You can install and run the software but it won't be fully active on another hard drive. I used it to test the performance of read/write data speed on both hard drives. The old SATA hard drive vs New SSD data speed. Comparing the old with the new. Hope that helps 😉👍
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Is that a Gucci hard drive?
Hell yeah, I'm a baller now. Hehe jokes. Got the PRO model on sale. The EVO is just as fast. Best upgrade for a laptop.
mate when next trip overseas just watching old vlog from Palawan realized how much I enjoyed your vlogs
Thanks for supporting the channel. You're right I should do an update. Been focused on office work. Maybe early next year 😉
Hi. You have made a great video and I used this to install ram. Now I will install a SSD. However you have also said you updated the wifi card. Can I ask if you are able to advise the latest card that my system will accept. I know you video is from a while ago so there have been lots of new WiFi speeds. I know I can install a dongle but wanted a WiFi card inside. Thanks. My laptop is the sony vaio svf15a1s2es. Or if you can advise the very best speed card that it will accept. Some say WiFi 6e will work on the laptop?
Hi. If you can advise on the wifi card. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback, and glad it helped your RAM upgrade. Your laptop model looks very similar to mine. On SSD I recommend any of the Samsung EVO models. They're affordable and good performance. I was testing different models.
On wifi the original Broadcom card was so bad the internet would drop off regularly and short range. It even stopped working as Broadcom stopped support. So I had to change it. If your network card is working, leave it alone. I'm not sure WiFi-6 card will work. Also better off buying a newer computer.
I used the recommended compatible model: Intel Network 6235AN card.
The SSD is the best upgrade for any old computer. Everything is faster and smoother. Hope that helps and good luck with your upgrade project 👍
I used the recommended compatible model: Intel Network 6235AN card. Very affordable and common at the time, about $16.
@@BAdventures Do you know at all what is the latest version I can use. I understand I cannot use AX cards. Any suggestions would be great.
Really looks helpful n handy, thanks for small details n tips.
So With the Cloning did you got all operating system pre installed on new drive? I was waiting at the end to turn the laptop on.
Yes, correct. Good questions. Your exact setup is copied to the SSD. That's why it's called a 'Clone'. You don't have to start over. When you turn on the computer it's the same setup I had, except faster. Start, Shutdown, and Restart all become very fast. I had to reboot a few times to get all the SSD features working. I covered that in the RAM Upgrade video we chatted on earlier. I showed the computer Restarting at the end.
@@BAdventures hey bro, after i ordered...just noticed yours’ is 850 pro.
But i purchased EVO 860 by seeing the link in description. Will this works too??
Yes and good choice. The 860 EVO is the newer model and I recommend it.
I was experimenting and testing the older 850 series.
PRO is for hard use, like constantly transferring large files and heavy work loads.
Hey, good job.
It's cool to show read/write number speed differences, but the real thing that makes non-techies oohh and aahh is simply demonstrating the differences in boot times between mechanical and solid state drives.
Maybe in your next upgrade video? :)
Good feedback. I didn't want to spent too long on more technical comparisons. Other guys have covered that better than me. But SSD's are definitely worth it 😉
Does the assist button work after replacing the hard drive?
That shouldn't have anything to do with the the hard drive. That's a firmware or software issue. I've never needed to use it. To answer your question: I just tried using the Assist button and it didn't work.
You can use the Windows key, or click on the Start menu to find anything you need.
@@BAdventures thank you for replying. I use assist key to open the bios settings. It is possible only after it is shutdown and hold down the assist key. Because function keys don't work. Did you have any trouble booting from the media when you first installed the windows?
Oh I see. Thanks for explaining. Not trouble at all. That's why it's called a "clone". Everything is copied over to the SSD the same. Video below shows the Restart and boot up. I recommend the Samsung EVO version. I was testing the different models. Hands down the upgrade to SSD was the best. Faster everything.
Sony VAIO Fit RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I have a “Sony VAIO SVF14N2A4ES Fit 14A Multi-flip 14” Laptop”. The Disk usage shows 100% so whilst I was searching for a solution I found myself on this video and comments. I wonder what is a good and compatible SSD that I can use to replace my 1TB HDD please?
Possible Solutions:
(1) Get an external hard drive to back up your files and free up disk space.
(2) Recommend the Samsung 870 EVO series SATA connection SSD.
Happy with all the SSD models in my videos, and the laptops are still going strong. SSD is the best upgrade for an old computer. The old SATA hard disc drives wear out and become really slow.
Note your model spec: Intel Core-i5 4200U processor. Always check the CPU first. Demo videos below.
(3) A newer model computer. Find a slightly used with newer and better processors: Intel Core i5 and i7; and AMD Ryzen R5, and R7.
Sony VAIO Flip Laptop SSD Upgrade th-cam.com/video/Pb20r0CiunA/w-d-xo.html
SSD Install Sony VAIO-S Core-i5 th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
Sony VAIO SVF14N2A4ES Fit Specifications:
www.svp.co.uk/sony-vaio-fit-multi-flip-svf14n2a4es-2-in-1-laptop-intel-i5-4200u-8gb-ram-1tb-sshd-14-quot-triluminos-display-windows-8-silver-6348.html
Hope that helps 👍
Hi, Would you please tell us the links to buy the Intel Network 6235AN card? Thanks you so much.
I got it off ebay for AUD $15 (US $11 ). It was a common part back then. Also on Amazon. I'm not sure what region you are in. I downloaded the Intel driver files before installing the card. The Bluetooth was a separate driver. That way it was ready to go. Hope that helps 👍
VAIO Fit 15 RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
@@BAdventures Thanks you very much for your helpful information
Im trying to revive my old Sony Vaio SVF15A190S/SVF15AA1QL as its super slow to run and open programs, would swapping out the harddrive make it faster if i swapped it to SSD?
My Specs on it is
8GB RAM
I7 3537U @2GHZ
Your model is very similar to mine in this video. Yes you definitely need to replace your old hard drive. It's worn out, which is why it's so slow.
I recommend the Samsung EVO 1TB 2.5" Internal SATA SSD. Everything is faster. Also quality of life benefits. No moving parts, less heat, less noise, smoother. Hands down it's the best upgrade for an old computer.
*Note: I was testing out both the EVO and PRO models. You can save money by using the EVO model which is just as good.
See follow up video below. I show how fast the SSD read/write speeds can get.
Sony VAIO Fit RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
Video below shows the cloning process. Copies everything onto the new hard drive.
SSD Upgrade Tutorial, Sony VAIO-S Laptop th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
If I change the SSD does that mean all the items saved in the computer will be gone?
Not if you 'clone' it. That's what I did at the start. Copied everything into the new SSD as a clone. Swapped hard drives. Turn computer back on. Everything is like before, all your files and settings are the same. But everything is faster. The computer can run at max speed. Below video shows more of the cloning process.
Sony VAIO-S SSD tutorial th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html&pp=sAQA
Hi B Adventures, Would you please tell me when you installed the Intel Network 6235AN card. Do you need to install the driver for it or Window 10 will automatically install it for you? In case if I need to install the driver please tell me where to download it? Please make a video to install the Intel Network 6235AN card if you could. Thank you very much.
I downloaded both the Intel WiFi, and Bluetooth drivers to the desktop just in case. Then installed them after the upgrade. Windows 10 trouble shooter will also install the drivers to get it working. You can find it directly on the Intel Drivers website below.
Intel network drivers www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000006507/network-and-io/wireless.html
Hey there. Did you need to migrate anything from your old hard drive to the new one? Or did you just replace it and everything was still in your laptop, intact (files, programs, etc)?
Yes I did a clone. Meaning everything was copied from the old SATA drive to the new SSD. Then physically installed the SSD. Another tutorial below 😉👍
Sony VAIO VPCS SSD Install th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
if i've lost everything on my hard drive do to a bad virus can i replace it with a new one and just do a fresh install like windows 10 .which should allow me to start over as if it was brand new laptop ???? need help please
The answer is Yes. But sounds like you need help. Find a local technician or computer repairer. They might be able to recover the old hard drive; and help with a new SSD and fresh install. I can only do so much replying online. Hope that helps.
What is the exact computer model and number? And the build or model year? So we can check the specs.
alright I need serious help. I connected my new SSD to my laptop with a SATA cable to format it correctly (to a GPT) and change the BOIS settings. I downloaded Windows 10 onto a USB drive and when I go to install it onto my new SSD once I install it on my laptop (SSD put into laptop) the program keeps saying, "SSD needs to be a GPT (or something along the lines of that) so I don't know how the hell it's not formatted correctly at this point but it's just pissing me off that no matter how many programs I use or formatting I can't install a new SSD with windows 10.
Your situation sounds over-complicated.
I would have installed Windows 10 first. Made sure everything was working. Then clone to your new SSD.
You changed the BIOS and tried installing a new OS. A clean install is different to a Clone.
Best to take it to a computer technician or repairer. Get some specialised help.
Or try the clean install with the old hard drive. Get it working first. Then clone to your new SSD.
When you "Clone" it's literally a copy of your computers image. If you want to make any changes, do it before the cloning process. Eg I upgraded to Windows 10 and deleted any unnecessary programs. Then ran a Defrag and Disk Clean. Basically cleaned up the old hard drive. Everything was working stable and normal.
I then proceeded to Clone to my new SSD, as it was a working image.
Hope that helps 😎
@@BAdventures I've tried multiple programs to clone the SSD but the Samsung Data migration is straight up terrible and MiniTool Wizard pro keeps saying my SSD is to small to be cloned even tho I made sure there wasn't too much data that had to be cloned.
Are you cloning to the same storage capacity size? Eg 500GB SATA HD to a 500GB SSD?
If you are are using a new drive with different capacity you have to do a partition hack. Then adjust the partition after the clone. Some motherboards may not recognise the difference in size.
I demonstrated the Samsung migration software in 2 videos. No problem. It actually made it all easier.
If you want to try fix it yourself google it.
Otherwise get professional help. Hope it works out.
Previous How to Install SSD video th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
i would like to upgrade my sony svf15327scp processor from i5 to i7, is it necessary to change the motherboard?
I don't think it's practical. Not sure if you can do it. Usually laptop processors are locked to the factory motherboard and you don't change them. That's usually a desktops thing.
It's already and old laptop. I would recommend buying a new computer. Look into the new AMD Ryzen 4000 mobile processors. 8-core laptop is a better upgrade. Article below.
www.anandtech.com/show/15324/amd-ryzen-4000-mobile-apus-7nm-8core-on-both-15w-and-45w-coming-q1
@@BAdventures thanks for your info, really appreciate.
Your welcome. I understand as I was looking into different options. I upgraded both my Sony VAIO's so they would keep working. That way I'm not in a rush. I've been waiting for these new AMD 7nm laptops 😉👍
Hey there would you recommend the Samsung over the Crucial MX500?
Yes. I recommend the newer Samsung 860 EVO model.
I only buy Samsung flash memory now. Good performance and reliable. Other SSD brands can be slower speeds, or suddenly stop working when they burn out. Samsung SSD's also have RAPID feature. Easy to turn it On or Off in the Magician software. Makes the SSD even faster by using some RAM as cache. Feel free to ask if you need help.
I saw for Ram video where you recommend a website for RAM and SSD and they recommend me the Crucial one
I have a Sony vaio as well
Oh I see. Crucial is good to check the parts and specs. Search your VAIO model number on the Sony website. Once I figured out my RAM specs, I found Samsung RAM online. Both the RAM and SSD upgrades were well worth it. Better than new. Faster and quiet. PM me on Facebook if you want help with your upgrade project.
facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Thank you very much, I'll do that 😊
Interesting and informative vlog
Thank you appreciate it 😎
Thanks for the video!
The whole ¨it's like lego's'' kind of thing goes only so far. When you have to switch keyboards..... glue.. and all kinds of weird stuff.
Your welcome, and totally understand. Newer OEM designs are actually bad. They glue, solder, and laminate parts so you can't work on them. Try to force you to buy another. Depend on each manufacturer and model. The SSD was the best upgrade. It's faster and more productive. Better than new 😉👍
My auntie gonna give me this is this still recommend in 2020? Or i need to upgrade it?
Welcome to the channel. First check the model number, and processor. That way we know if it's worth it.
If it's similar to this Intel Core i7 then yes. Samsung EVO or QVO SSD more affordable now.
@@BAdventures I don't have it right now but she said sony vaio vjf151 it's 4the generation I guess that's my first laptop so I'm really new if I'm gonna upgrade I'm gonna watch your video
You will need to check the processor (CPU) regardless. There are different model variations. Can't do much unless you actually own it. If you have to use it, you will need to replace the hard drive. If it's too old, it won't be worth it. Better to buy a 'newer' computer. It can still be used or 2nd hand. Just a better model or CPU.
What will you use it for? Studies? Office work? Light gaming?
Below is a Sony VAIO S-series 13" laptop I upgraded for fun. Have to accept it's an old Intel Core i5 processor. Can do office work and basic things. I still use it as a compact backup.
SSD Upgrade, Sony VAIO S VPCS th-cam.com/video/k_-HPVC59Bo/w-d-xo.html
@@BAdventures I'm gonna use it for studies and i really want to animate i hope it can
supports m2?
No not this model. It uses a SATA3 connection. You can see it in the video 😉👍
Sony VAIO Fit RAM Upgrade th-cam.com/video/31vmxyrdfV0/w-d-xo.html
I am here man, ready to stalk your channel, hehe 👻
Haha let the roasting begin 😂
Or maybe Australia will roast you Aswang 😂
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Cool 😎 video and thanks for pushing me to finally upgrade to a ssd. It’s life changing 👍🤣. Ah I wouldn’t be using a magnetic screwdriver on a computer but🤷♂️that’s just me. But thanks for your help. The biggest problem I had cloning the drive, my drive had BitLocker on and was encrypted. So if anyone trying to clone a drive, you have to decrypt the drive first. My computer was way easier 🤣 1 screw, panel opens access to the drives and the RAM, which I also upgraded to 16gb, maxing it out 🤣👍. Thanks for the help and the informative video that started the journey of me getting a ssd 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Congrats bro! Glad you took the leap. It's a totally different computer now.
Good feedback for encrypted drives. Who are you? James Bond? 😂✌️
Everything is faster. Enjoy the quality of life 😉👍
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Yes and still going strong. Best upgrade for an old computer. Thanks for watching 👍
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your a bit shaky there hahaha looked a bit dirty still under there should have pulled the fan out and also re put new compound on the CPU and Video card chips while you had it apart they get very dry under there well i did it with mine and was all cracked and nearly usless was a lot cooler after i did that
Was working late night, hands of a surgeon lol. You're right should have checked the thermal compound. Didn't want to get distracted. This laptop use to sound like an electric drill under heavy load. It's much cooler and very quiet now. The fan cleaning and SSD really helped.
why dont run it , it says not supported .
I think you're referring to the Samsung Magician firmware. You can install and run the software but it won't be fully active on another hard drive. I used it to test the performance of read/write data speed on both hard drives. The old SATA hard drive vs New SSD data speed. Comparing the old with the new. Hope that helps 😉👍