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 #6 10 Sept 2021 at 5.24pm | |   |
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In reply to Post #4
Not sure about the MS account transfer TBH.
As Tinhead mentions SSD have no moving parts and last a long time, they aren't cheap and quicker read/write times, just better than a spindle one so for 200 quid it's a good deal!
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#5 10 Sept 2021 at 3.25pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3
A SSD doesn't have any moving parts so will last a very long time.
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#4 10 Sept 2021 at 1.37pm | | |
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Sorry, also meant to ask about the Windows software. My windows 10 licence on my old machine was linked to my MS account, can I transfer this across to the new machine if needed?
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#3 10 Sept 2021 at 1.35pm | | |
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In reply to Post #2
Thanks for the feedback
Interested in your comment about the SSD, do they only have a limited life span?
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#2 10 Sept 2021 at 12.18pm | | |
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Looks fine for what you want to do - a new SSD is worth the money too.
Check your monitors are Display Port on the back, if they are HDMI you can buy DP > HDMI cables on ebay/amazon
I'd personally completely re-format it and if the the win 10 licence is a corp one it can be reused, otherwise get an OEM win 10 licence which is a one off machine only for about £30, just to be safe get rid of any suspect programs re-installed.
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#1 10 Sept 2021 at 11.15am | | |
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Any IT experts on here?
My ageing PC has finally died again and this time nothing I try will coax it back to life so need a replacement. All we really use it for is web browsing and a bit of Photoshop so don't need anything too highly speced and thinking that refurb will give the best bang for buck. Seen this one on Ebay but before I press the button is there anything else around the £200 mark which would be a better buy?
Ebay link
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