Recent content by jimmyl_82104

I use 5 different computers on a daily basis, all with the Intel Integrated graphics. I don't play video games so it works perfectly

I would say use the SSD. Hard drives are and always will be slower than SSDs, and HDDs are less reliable and tend to die quicker than SSDs.

They use GPT.

The drive shows up on both. I have the bios set to UEFI and Windows boot manger.

After you have cloned everything from your old drive to your new one and it boots successfully, you don't need Macrium Reflect unless you want to clone a drive again.

I'd sell the Q6600 system and save up for a Dell Optiplex with a Sandy Bridge i5 or i7. I bought one with an i5-2400 for $50. Just needed some ram and an SSD. Perfect media PC for around $100. Add your 550Ti and it will be a decent little rig!

I used Macrium Reflect to clone the HDDs to SSDs on a Dell Optiplex 9020, 790, and 390. It only worked on the 9020 and not the other two. All 3 of the clones took about half an hour, and all of the partitions were the same size. Just on the Dell Optiplex 390 and 790 they won't boot. They both...