Review on 💥 High-Performance Timetec 256GB SSD | 3D NAND TLC | SATA III 6Gb/s M.2 2280 | Up to 550MB/s Read Speed | SLC Cache | Ideal for PC, Laptop, and Desktop by Robert Ogrodnik

Just to say this was my first SSD so I had mixed feelings about switching from an HDD (in this case a WD Black 750GB) I have updated/upgraded from Windows 7 Pro to 10 Pro with Acronis True Image 11 which I am familiar with and comfortable to use. I immediately had problems with the size difference, which I also had experience with and usually dealt with the manual method of determining partition size, but this time I had difficulties. Finally I decided to clone the original drive to another hard drive (1TB) and try again. There were still issues but I ended up using a backup of another HDD with the 7 Pro to successfully clone the new SSD (both 1TB) and finally did a fresh upgrade/upgrade of the SSD which is now the 7th generation Pro on Windows 10 Pro includes . Note: After the last cloning of the SSD I noticed a message about installing a driver for a "new device" which turned out to be a new SSD. I noticed this message first. The good news is that everything seems fine now - everything is fine. In short, I'm happy with my decision to upgrade to Windows 10 and an SSD. Can't wait to upgrade to 2TB.