Review on Kingston 240GB Solid SA400S37 240G by Dawn Fischer

Good day, dear readers of the review! The time of conventional hard drives is rapidly running out, and the speed of data access from such devices is no longer enough. The difference is especially felt when at work you have an SSD in your computer, and at home you have an ordinary old hard drive. So I decided to buy a solid state drive for my home computer. Which, to my joy, will not lose read-write speed over time as much as a hard drive with moving and rubbing parts. Of course, for such an amount you expect not a drive packed in a plastic package, but at least a SATA cable and a sled, but there is nothing but a device. Yes, and the plastic case is a little frustrating, you could try, but let's hope that the manufacturer compensates for everything with quality. Of course, the warranty is not like that of Intel (5 years), but only 3 years. But this is enough, and if you do not heavily load the disk with constant overwriting, then it will last for a long time. If possible, you need to connect such a device to a 6Gbit port, which corresponds to a data transfer rate of ~ 750 Mb / s if your SSD drive supports this speed. I connected my drive in this way, now I’m not overjoyed, in general, so many nerves are saved, despite the fact that there is no need to wait until something starts up or is recorded. Who is still thinking about buying a hard drive or SSD, I definitely advise you to take an SSD and have no doubts, and the lost volume when buying an SSD can be compensated for by external drives or Clouds.