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No. your system's speed has nothing to do with your hard drives either internal or external. It still depends on your processor, motherboard, amount of ram, graphics card and everything else that make up your PC. A fast drive might make your computer read the files a little faster than normal but that's about all that it'll do. If you want to add speed, the first upgrade should be adding more memory.
Everything Noel has said is correct. A Memory upgrade is the most effective means of speeding up an existing PC :)
Just make sure you don't confuse "Memory" with "Space"
All an extra HDD will do is give you more space, whereas extra memory allows the PC to process more at any given time (hence the speed increase)
Use your PC to log onto This Site & use their scanner to tell you what RAM your system is using, what the max you can add to it is & you won't go wrong :)
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