Looking to turbocharge an aging laptop? A solid-state drive not only is effective but can be downright cheap. SATA, M.2 SSDs, ...

Five ways to add SSD speed to your laptop without losing storage capacity Using an SSD and a hard drive together offers both speed and storage space. But most laptops won't let you install two drives.

Running out of space on your laptop? Learn the best ways to add more storage, from internal upgrades to external solutions.

Get a laptop with two hard drive bays: If your laptop can take two internal hard drives, it can take one hard drive and one SSD. Such laptops exist, but they’re not very portable.

If you'd rather add a secondary M.2 PCIe SSD to the Legion 5i 15, we recommend the Samsung 970 EVO Plus as an upgrade pick. This will remove the ability to add a 2.5-inch SATA SSD.

Dell's XPS 15 features several upgradeable components, and but swapping in a new SSD could add a few years to your laptop.

Upgrading your laptop to a solid-state drive (or a better one) is a great way to improve performance. Here's how to do it yourself.

Double up on this comparatively affordable 4TB SSD from Sabrent, to create a Windows laptop to rival the Apple Macbook Pro - at least where storage capacity is concerned.

You can perform 4K video editing without having to offload all media to your laptop's internal storage, or even run games directly via a portable SSD.

Is an SSD Worth It? Performance Tests with MacBook Pro Read More We've previously mentioned how you can move caches to a RAM disk to increase your SSD's longevity.