“Even though the newer SSD storage is more efficient, reliable , quicker and no moving parts, when a computer shows 256 gb storage would the storage be any different on SSD than the older hard drives? The reason I ask is my older computer has 500gb storage”
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Thank you for the question. A gigabit is a gigabit, whether it's stored on an SSD or a mechanical hard drive. The difference is what you've already mentioned about SSDs - speed, reliability, efficiency. If you need more storage space, you can switch out the existing SSD for one of more capacity, or use an external drive connected via USB. If your old SSD is form factor M.2, PCIe®, NVMe™ protocol, it's possible that you could use it in the HP 17-cn2083dx. You will benefit from a consultation with Geek Squad to determine what solution will work for you.
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