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Thanks @daddle That's more or less what I wanted to hear. I had seen a video of an older model being opened up to change the HDD, and the opening up process did look a bit of a job. Definitely one of those scenarios where you're worried about just how much pressure you have to apply to get it to pop off. I had been thinking about the latest NVME SSD's, but if there isn't an PCIe slot, I may as well just use a regular Sata SSD as I wouldn't get the benefit of a NVME SSD via Sata. I will though probably stick to 256gb. That's plenty for the OS and the minimal number of programs that will be going on. Once the OS is transferred to the SSD I might take the 2tb HDD out and combine it with another in a NAS for networked storage. Anyway... thanks for passing on your experience with this. Much appreciated. 🙂
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Hi, I'm looking to buy a MEDION Akoya E23401 all in one pc, and it comes with a 2TB HDD, which I'd like to swap out for a SSD. Something I'm perfectly capable of doing, but since I've never seen the insides of an Akoya E23401... is there any particular difficulties with doing that? Alternative to swapping the drives out would be installing m.2 nvme ssd if the motherboard has a spot for one, and then migrating the OS to run from that instead of the HDD. If anyone could offer some guidance, I'd appreciate it. Thanks. 🙂
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