Easy job? Hard?
I've just taken delivery of this COSMOS VII and am instantly regretting speccing it with a spinning HDD. I almost didn't get a second drive at all, but thought it might be useful to back up the nvme on to, or as media storage. But it's so loud and annoying.
I've configured my linux install to keep the HDD powered off as I'm not using it right now, but how hard (or otherwise) is it to replace the HDD in this laptop? Is it directly under the bottom cover, or does the mobo need to come out?
How are PCS in regards of honoring their warranty on for example the screen or keyboard, if the laptop has been opened [but if the mobo needs to come out, I likely won't bother].
If I was to replace the HDD with a SATA SSD, is there a particular physical dimension I need to stick to?
Thanks
I've just taken delivery of this COSMOS VII and am instantly regretting speccing it with a spinning HDD. I almost didn't get a second drive at all, but thought it might be useful to back up the nvme on to, or as media storage. But it's so loud and annoying.
I've configured my linux install to keep the HDD powered off as I'm not using it right now, but how hard (or otherwise) is it to replace the HDD in this laptop? Is it directly under the bottom cover, or does the mobo need to come out?
How are PCS in regards of honoring their warranty on for example the screen or keyboard, if the laptop has been opened [but if the mobo needs to come out, I likely won't bother].
If I was to replace the HDD with a SATA SSD, is there a particular physical dimension I need to stick to?
Thanks