If you have a more or less recently purchased computer, then it most likely has storage in the SSD format, which has already become popular in recent years even among the cheapest PCs. However, there are some models, especially quite old ones, that are still tied to conventional mechanical hard drives.
If you have one of these old computers at home, you have the opportunity to give it new life. You just need to buy an SSD and install it, which is pretty straightforward and straightforward. Being much faster than hard drives, they greatly improve system performance.and most importantly, there are many cheap models.
That’s what’s happening right now at Amazon, no doubt the reference store. There is a 2.5″ SATA III type SSD (compatible with the same bay as the hard drive) with a capacity of 1TB for just €72.99.
1TB SSD at Amazon
Of course, this isn’t the only cheap SSD you can buy.especially since some stores like AliExpress sell Chinese-made solid-state drives (as they are called) at ridiculous prices, although for reasons of warranty and speed of delivery it is much better to buy these components in Spanish stores.
The speed of this particular device, as shown by the users who were able to test it, is not bad. Sequential reads and writes exceed 3 GB per second, which is not bad at all and guarantees excellent smoothness in any operating system.
Keep in mind that installing an SSD is quite easy because you just need to remove the old hard drive from the bay and insert the new drive. The tricky part comes later, and that is that if you didn’t clone the operating system, you’ll have to install Windows 10 (or Windows 11 if you prefer) again. If not, you can always choose some Linux distribution.
This can be done in as little as half an hour and is well worth the effort in return for the performance boost on your computer.
Because it’s sold by Amazon, whether you have a Prime account or not, shipping is free. This applies to almost all orders in this store in the amount of 29 euros and above.
Source: Computer Hoy
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