I’ve a Sony laptop SVF15A1M2 laptop that’s almost ten years old.
It’s lasted me well for what I need of it (web, email, Word) and I can continue to use it in this way, but it is showing its age - booting up can take a long time, as well as windows updates.
I’m now wondering whether upgrading the parts (SSD, new battery, etc) will be a good way of prolonging its use for another few years but can’t find resources that will help me understand that.
Whenever possible, I prefer to repair and refurbish, rather than buy new but do the specs (below) warrant buying new parts to get a few more year of use or not? Im not a high end user by any means.
Thanks in advance!
It’s lasted me well for what I need of it (web, email, Word) and I can continue to use it in this way, but it is showing its age - booting up can take a long time, as well as windows updates.
I’m now wondering whether upgrading the parts (SSD, new battery, etc) will be a good way of prolonging its use for another few years but can’t find resources that will help me understand that.
Whenever possible, I prefer to repair and refurbish, rather than buy new but do the specs (below) warrant buying new parts to get a few more year of use or not? Im not a high end user by any means.
Thanks in advance!
Architecture
CHIPSET
Intel® HM76 Express Chipset
PLATFORM
3rd generation Intel® Core™ i5 processor
CPU
CACHE MEMORY
3 MB
PROCESSOR NAME (GHZ)
Intel® Core™ i5-3337U Processor 1.80 with Turbo Boost up to 2.70 GHz
Memory
MEMORY TYPE/SPEED
PC3L-12800/1600 MTsMEMORY SPECIFICATION
DDR3L SDRAMINSTALLED MEMORY
8 GB
MEMORY COMPOSITION
4 GB (On Board) + 4 GB (SO-DIMM) x 1MAX. MEMORY
8 GB
Display
TOUCH TECHNOLOGY
Touch ScreenRESOLUTION
1920 x 1080
SCREEN SIZE
39.5 cm (15.5'')
Graphics
DEDICATED VIDEO MEMORY
2 GB
GRAPHIC ACCELERATOR
Intel® HD Graphics 4000 NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 735M with NVIDIA® Optimus™ technology
Storage
INTERFACE
Serial ATASTORAGE CAPACITY
750 GB
HARD DRIVE SPEED
5400 rpmSTORAGE TYPE
Hybrid HDD 750GB + NAND Flash Memory for cache 8 GB