Benefits of Upgrading to an SSD

[zadak]

Upgrading is Easy!

With our simple help guides and support, you can easily clone and install your new SSD yourself.

Speed

Significantly faster than traditional hard disk drives
Increase the speed of your operating system and reduce program loading times
Dramatically reduce the bootup time of your computer
Reliability

No moving parts and silent in their operation
Less likely to fail than a standard hard disk drive
Simple & Economical

SSDs Consume less power, generate less heat and weigh less than hard disk drives
Low cost upgrade kits including all the components you need for an easy installation
Extend the life of your computer for much less than the cost of a new system

[zadak]

any one interested in switching out there hard drive for solid state drive laptop or desktop pc can go to google and type mrmemory.co.uk or go crucial.com and type the name of your computer and you will find it with kit accessories and video instructions, you won’t loose your data, if unsure you always contact live agent in chat for crucial.

[maxxous]

People who come here are interested I think in computers, so there must not be many people who still use a classic hard drive for their system ... Your message is a few years late!

[zadak]

I have an old hp 17 pavilion e119 wm with 16 gb ram cannot wait to by that kit from mr memory and put that ssd drive in the kit cost $186 dollars so it can run way more faster and no more 100% disk usage, I am sure others will want to upgrade to ssd get rid of that slow annoying windows 10. and I have another new laptop with ssd much faster

[froggy]

For my poker botting hobby, I bought a refurb Dell Wyse 16gb client and upgraded to 256gb SSD. Total out of pocket was $300 and it runs extremely well for what it's intended for.

[zadak]

I knew something is special about that SSD it doesn’t matter how evil technology is as long as you have good purpose for it and bless it and pray over it will all work out that’s good to hear. there is a Samsung 860 EVO SSD prices range from $61.81 to $681 but it doesn’t come with a kit for my hp pavilion e119 wm but the Kingston’s KC600 2.5 inch SSD upgrade kit.hmm it seems the Samsung might be better it’s just a feeling I will have to ask customer service about it

[zadak]

Date:
January 14, 2021, 10:48 AM
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1 x HP Pavilion Notebook 17-e119wm, Kingston 1TB KC600 2.5-inch SSD Upgrade Kit