← Back to context Comment by JohnFen 10 hours ago You can replace your SSD without replacing your laptop. 9 comments JohnFen Reply amichail 10 hours ago On some laptops, it requires a complete motherboard replacement. JohnFen 10 hours ago Really??I would consider such laptops not fit for purpose and wouldn't buy one in the first place. Of course, that doesn't help if that's the sort you have. Sorry. bot403 9 hours ago It helps reduce size and weight since you can just directly place ssd chips on the motherboard instead of planning for connectors.Just depends on what your priorities are. 1 reply → amichail 10 hours ago MacBooks are like that. 3 replies → waffletower 8 hours ago I think people have forgotten what year it is and how ubiquitous SoC and unified memory designs have become.
amichail 10 hours ago On some laptops, it requires a complete motherboard replacement. JohnFen 10 hours ago Really??I would consider such laptops not fit for purpose and wouldn't buy one in the first place. Of course, that doesn't help if that's the sort you have. Sorry. bot403 9 hours ago It helps reduce size and weight since you can just directly place ssd chips on the motherboard instead of planning for connectors.Just depends on what your priorities are. 1 reply → amichail 10 hours ago MacBooks are like that. 3 replies →
JohnFen 10 hours ago Really??I would consider such laptops not fit for purpose and wouldn't buy one in the first place. Of course, that doesn't help if that's the sort you have. Sorry. bot403 9 hours ago It helps reduce size and weight since you can just directly place ssd chips on the motherboard instead of planning for connectors.Just depends on what your priorities are. 1 reply → amichail 10 hours ago MacBooks are like that. 3 replies →
bot403 9 hours ago It helps reduce size and weight since you can just directly place ssd chips on the motherboard instead of planning for connectors.Just depends on what your priorities are. 1 reply →
waffletower 8 hours ago I think people have forgotten what year it is and how ubiquitous SoC and unified memory designs have become.
On some laptops, it requires a complete motherboard replacement.
Really??
I would consider such laptops not fit for purpose and wouldn't buy one in the first place. Of course, that doesn't help if that's the sort you have. Sorry.
It helps reduce size and weight since you can just directly place ssd chips on the motherboard instead of planning for connectors.
Just depends on what your priorities are.
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MacBooks are like that.
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I think people have forgotten what year it is and how ubiquitous SoC and unified memory designs have become.