“Can the SSD be replaced with a larger one? 120 SSD seems a bit too slow for me”

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• You can purchase a larger SSD if you prefer to have a larger size SSD otherwise this PC is pre-configured with a 120GB SSD. If you purchase a larger SSD, you can use the provided Windows 10 disc to install it on the SSD and the included driver disc(s) to get all the hardware working. Please feel free to call us if you have any other questions at 1.888.937.5582 Monday through Friday from 7am to 7pm PST.

  Answered by CyberPowerPC Brand Expert 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by John 9 years ago

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• I believe you meant to say 'small' instead of 'slow,' as an SSD's storage space doesn't really determine how fast it performs. But yes, you should be able to replace it with a larger one.

  Answered by CaptainObvious 9 years ago

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• I did exactly what the Cyberpower expert said. As soon as I unboxed it I opened it up and took the Kingston drive out and added a Sandisk Ultra 960GB drive into the cage and restored the computer with the supplied WSI and windows disks. Runs perfectly.

  Answered by Adam 9 years ago

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