Hey all,
I have a desktop pc and I'm going to be travelling soon, and will need my PC (hard drive) to be with me.
I don't want to have to buy a laptop, and the whole rig is too big for me to put into luggage. GPU alone is too big.
My question is, I know that if GPU or CPU are different, your system (HDD) will always boot up correctly regardless, but does the same apply when it's the hard drive (or ssd) that is being put in a completely different system? Will Windows and all my files boot up as I left them in the other rig? Is there a way for that to work? Maybe if I take the motherboard with me?
Basically, can I just take SSD and motherboard and make a new system there?
Thanks for your help.
I have a desktop pc and I'm going to be travelling soon, and will need my PC (hard drive) to be with me.
I don't want to have to buy a laptop, and the whole rig is too big for me to put into luggage. GPU alone is too big.
My question is, I know that if GPU or CPU are different, your system (HDD) will always boot up correctly regardless, but does the same apply when it's the hard drive (or ssd) that is being put in a completely different system? Will Windows and all my files boot up as I left them in the other rig? Is there a way for that to work? Maybe if I take the motherboard with me?
Basically, can I just take SSD and motherboard and make a new system there?
Thanks for your help.