How to upgrade fujitsu lifebook s760?

Question

Solid State Drives

How can I upgrade my Fujitsu lifebook s760 laptop? Maybe increase the RAM and install an SSD?
=== Looks like both RAM slots are busy - there is nowhere to add RAM. If you change the old RAM, then how to choose the right RAM to replace it with?
=== If you try to install an SSD, where to place it? Maybe instead of optical? I would also like to keep the old disk in operation, somehow redistribute the disk space.

*** Reported by "Everest":
CPU type 2x , 2400 MHz
Motherboard FUJITSU FJNB20A
System memory 3891 MB
BIOS type Phoenix (02/17/10)
Disk drive ST9500420AS (465 GB)
Optical drive Optiarc DVD RW AD-7930H / /***it hasn't worked for me for a long time, and I don't need it***//
***[ Memory controller ]
1-Way memory interleaving support
Current 1-Way memory interleaving
Supported memory supply voltages 3.3V
Maximum memory module size 4096 MB
Memory slots 2

[ Processors / Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M 520 @ 2.40GHz ]
Version Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M 520 @ 2.40GHz
External frequency 133 MHz
Maximum frequency 2400 MHz
Current frequency 2400 MHz
Type Central Processor
Supply voltage 0.7 V
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[ Memory modules / DIMM1 ]
Memory module properties : Connector type
DIMM1
DIMM type, SDRAM
Speed ​​53 ns
Installed capacity 2048 MB Capacity
2048 MB

[ Memory modules / DIMM2 ]

Memory module properties: Socket type
DIMM2
DIMM type, SDRAM
Speed ​​53 ns
Installed capacity 2048 MB Capacity
2048 MB

[ Memory devices / DDRIII 1 ]

Memory device properties:
Form factor SODIMM
Type Synchronous
Size 2048 MB
Speed ​​533 MHz
Total width 64 bits
Data width 64 bits
Location DDRIII 1
Bank Bank 0/1
Manufacturer 802C
Serial number FB260100
Asset Tag 1008
Part Number 16JSF25664HZ-1G1F1

[ Memory Devices / DDRIII 2 ]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor SODIMM
Type Synchronous
Size 2048 MB
Speed ​​533 MHz
Total Width 64 Bits
Data Width 64 Bits
Placement DDRIII 2
Bank Bank 2/3
Manufacturer 802C
Serial FB26011C Asset
Tag 1008
Part Number 16JSF25664HZ-1G1F1
***
[ System Connectors / CardBus-1 ] System Connector

Properties:
CardBus-1 Connector Purpose
PC Card Type (PCMCIA)
Data Bus Width 32-bit

[ System Sockets / ExpressCard-1 ]

System Socket Properties:
ExpressCard-1
Socket Purpose PCI-E Type x1
Data Bus Width x1

Overclocking
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CPU Properties: CPU
Type 2x
CPU Name CPUID Intel(R) Core(TM ) i5 CPU M 520 @ 2.40GHz
CPUID Version 00020652h CPU Clock

:
CPU Clock 2393.9 MHz (Native: 2400 MHz)

CPU
Cache: L2 Cache 256Kb (Asynchronous)

Motherboard Properties: Motherboard
ID Motherboard
FUJITSU FJNB20A

BIOS Properties:
System BIOS Date 02/17/10 Video Card BIOS
Date 01/25/10
DMI BIOS Version 1.09

Power Options
______________________________________________ Power

Options:
Current Power Source AC Power
Battery Status 39% (Charging)
Total Battery Time Unknown
Remaining Battery Time Unknown

Properties batteries:
Device name CP293550-01
Manufacturer Fujitsu
Serial number 01A-Z100302000547Z
Identifier 01A-Z100302000547ZFujitsuCP293550-01
Battery type Rechargeable Li-Ion
Nameplate capacity 62640 mWh
Fully Charged Capacity 43783 mWh
Current Capacity 17075 mWh (39%)
Supply Voltage 11516 mV Deterioration
30%
Condition Mains, Charging Charging
Rate 17539 mW

***CPUID
________________________________________

CPUID Properties:
CPUID Manufacturer GenuineIntel
CPU Name CPUID Intel(R) Core( TM) i5 CPU M 520 @ 2.40GHz

Answer 1

It makes no sense, modern laptop processors are many times faster (even if you take inexpensive ones - older ones can be 10 times faster), this will be burying money down the drain. Of course, you can search on Ali for a slightly faster processor, a little more memory (2 * 8 processor supports), insert an ssd - but it will cost decent money, but the result is still much worse than if you sell this laptop and buy something it's more modern. And then it’s also most likely not possible to rearrange to a new laptop - in more or less modern ddr4 and ssd m2 (SATA or PCI-e, in general, it doesn’t matter) - it turns out a lot of difficulties, it’s not clear why