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How to combine new SSD with old SSD?

I recently added a new SSD to my computer, but I'm not sure of the best way to combine the new SSD with the old SSD. I want to use both drives efficiently without losing any data. Should I merge them into a single volume, keep them separate, or use another method? What's the safest and most practica...

combine new SSD with old SSD

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@ankit replied to Sophia
4 weeks ago

You can't physically merge two SSDs into one larger drive. Instead, install both drives and use the new SSD for additional storage or migrate your operating system and files to it. If your motherboard supports RAID, you can combine them into one logical volume, though this isn't recommended for most home users.
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@Emma replied to Sophia
4 weeks ago

Adding a new SSD doesn't mean replacing your old one. Use both drives together by keeping the operating system on one SSD and storing files, games, or backups on the other.
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@Michael replied to Sophia
4 weeks ago

Using a new and old SSD together increases storage and flexibility. Install both drives, migrate data if needed, and assign each for the operating system, applications, or personal files.
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@Grace replied to Sophia
4 weeks ago

Combining two SSDs depends on your goal. You can clone the old drive, create a storage pool, or use one SSD for the system and another for extra files.