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2016-04-08 03:14:04 Post No. 96768
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2016-04-08 03:14:04
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Sup /wsr/
Stupid question incoming.
I toyed with the idea of going to a skylake build but I don't really want to spend the money to put together a whole new rig right now. My 770 and 4670k are actually still going really strong for me and I'm getting much better performance than I feel like I should be.
Only thing I don't have right now that I would like to do is get an SSD. I still have Win 7 on my regular HDD and I suppose it would only make sense to install Win 10 on the SSD so I don't have to go through the upgrade process later. I'm also going to get a new power supply along with it, because the one I have now that I got when I put the build together (my first build) is not modular and the SATA cable came a little frayed which wasn't an issue until now when I want to add an SSD.
So my question to you is, once the new power supply is in can I simply pull out the HDD, put the SSD into the existing machine, install win 10 on it, then change the boot order to the SSD so that I don't have to worry about any cloning software for my HDD?
I feel like this is an obvious yes but before I commit I wanted some input.
TLDR: Any problems if I install win 10 on a new SSD then put back in my win 7 HDD for mass storage?
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