What SSD is compatible with my PC?

Hi, Someone told me upgrading my HDD To A SSDrive will boost my computer performance. I'm thinking of buying a SSD for my computer, I have an all in one HP IQ 504 computer, its has gone slow but still working and can run normal when optimzied. My question is, Am not really sure what SSD is compatible with my computer and i only have a budget of $300, Are there any good SSDrive i could buy for $100-$300? How do i know if its compatible with my PC? This is the Computer i am using right now: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-TouchSmart-Desktop-PC-series/3733137/model/3752238 is an all ine one pc, i bought 6-7 years ago and at this moment i have Window 10 Operating System installed on it... Thanks you for any helpful answer!

See pages 12-22 of the Manual here: Service Manual Your computer uses full size 3.5 inch wide hard drive as for a desktop. SSDs are 2.5 inches wide and thinner. You would have to get a 3.5 inch to 2.5 inch adapter and an SSD. But any current model SSD will work fine and your budget is plenty to get a good one. A 500 or 512 gig SSD is under $200 now. I remommend the Samsung 850 Evo line of SSDs.  adapter SSD Not sure whatever other questions you may have. If you need help moving or reinstalling software let us know. This is a good time to do this with Windows 10 just coming out.  If this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it. 

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