Hi, I have a situation and I would like to have advice for those who know more than me about pcs and laptops.
I bought a laptop hp-dk0011la (gtx 1650, 8 GB RAM, i5 9300H and 512 GB SSD) about 1 year and 10 months ago, but 2 days ago windows warned me about the SSD having it is reliability degraded (only 3% left) because of this I'm gonna send it to change the SSD, at first i thought on upgrade the SSD to 1 Tera and the RAM to 16 GB which will cost me $300, but now I'm worried that because the SSD failed before 2 years the new SSD could fail as well in a short period or even things such as the graphic card (which is binded to the full motherboard) or processor could fail early too, and as you know replacing the graphic card or full motherboard is basically buying a new laptop (and for the research I have been doing seems that there isn't a estimate on the life span in the graphic card or full motherboard such as SSD can let us know) so I'm afraid that I could upgrade my laptop just to have it failing soon too making those $300 useless, I have used the laptop for about 2590 hours.
What would you recommend? Should I just change the SSD for the same and not upgrade in order to not waste $300 or is it safe for me to upgrade the PC if full motherboard and graphic card should still be alive for a while? Is there a way to know the life span of the full motherboard and the graphic card? Am I better just changing the SSD and not upgrade it and later buy a steam deck?
I bought a laptop hp-dk0011la (gtx 1650, 8 GB RAM, i5 9300H and 512 GB SSD) about 1 year and 10 months ago, but 2 days ago windows warned me about the SSD having it is reliability degraded (only 3% left) because of this I'm gonna send it to change the SSD, at first i thought on upgrade the SSD to 1 Tera and the RAM to 16 GB which will cost me $300, but now I'm worried that because the SSD failed before 2 years the new SSD could fail as well in a short period or even things such as the graphic card (which is binded to the full motherboard) or processor could fail early too, and as you know replacing the graphic card or full motherboard is basically buying a new laptop (and for the research I have been doing seems that there isn't a estimate on the life span in the graphic card or full motherboard such as SSD can let us know) so I'm afraid that I could upgrade my laptop just to have it failing soon too making those $300 useless, I have used the laptop for about 2590 hours.
What would you recommend? Should I just change the SSD for the same and not upgrade in order to not waste $300 or is it safe for me to upgrade the PC if full motherboard and graphic card should still be alive for a while? Is there a way to know the life span of the full motherboard and the graphic card? Am I better just changing the SSD and not upgrade it and later buy a steam deck?