Review on Western Digital WD Green SATA 240 GB SATA WDS240G2G0A Solid State Drive by Aneta Szmit ᠌

I decided to get an SSD for my Acer Aspire laptop rather than a hard disk drive with 320 gigabytes from the same manufacturer, Western Digital blue. Having used a solid state machine for the first time, of course heaven and earth, rocked an old laptop, and now it is much more enjoyable to use + 8 gigabytes of RAM rather than 2 gigabytes of RAM. I watched a lot of comparisons of counterparts from gigabytes, Samsung, and other companies, but I still stopped at WD since I have been using them my whole life, and they have never let me down with their performance at work. Although it is possible to save money by simply using an older computer, I would recommend spending the extra cash on something more modern. For the purposes of working in text documents and browsing the web using a browser, the solid state totally exceeded its expectations; it functions properly; everything loads swiftly; and that is it. I didn’t bother with tests, and a lot depends on the processor, RAM, motherboard and the ability of the sata connector, I’ll say that through the wd program, the solid state works at half strength due to a bad sata connector on my laptop.