Will an SSD work on my eMachines computer? Should I get SATA II or SATA III? I am using windows 7 home premium. Its an OEM motherboard. I want to keep the price under $100 and looking at a Kingston HyperX and a Samsung on Newegg. I would take out the regular hard drive, install the SSD (120gb) and install windows from the disk. Step 2, figure out how i would configure the regular hard drive just for storage since i have a lot of movies and music. What benefits will i see on a computer like this?
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Yes, an SSD will work with your computer. It will greatly speed up booting and program loading. Your computer only supports SATA II, so there’s no real point in paying extra for SATA III unless you also buy a SATA III interface card. (It would provide futureproofing, but by the time you buy your next computer prices will be a fraction of what they are now.)