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Yeah I don't know why they would put 32 bit windows on a 64 bit machine. Perhaps some of the hardware didn't have 64 bit drivers at the time.
You can check supported architectures form the Linux console using lscpu.
SSDs have fallen a lot in price, but 250gb from a reputable manufacturer is still going to set you back ~£70-80
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Cheers. I wasn't sure because it's running a 32-bit version of Windows 7.
Have they come down drastically in price? Last time I looked they were >£100. Which on a 7yo free laptop seems a bit much.
I think I could stomach £30 max.