💾 Western Digital 1TB WD Green SSD - High-Speed SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, 550 MB/s Review

did not feel a strong difference between hdd and this ssd. Yes, slightly faster write / read speed. But it does not compare in difference with ssd m2. For that kind of money, it's easier to still buy a regular hard drive for 2TB and another half will remain. You won't feel much of a difference.

Here's my product opinion.Different pros: Packed with high quality, great price there is a guarantee Cons: not revealed yet, as I'm still assembling a PC in parts

bought for steam files for trial, the first ssd in the system. While I like it, the download speed of bulk games has increased noticeably.

Everything is great for the price. I've been using the exact same SSD for about a year with no complaints. That's why I bought the same one.

After buying the 1T block I wanted to clone my hard drive. I went to Western Digital. com and download SSD manager app and select "Clone Disk". When I did this, I received a message that the software was out of date and I clicked the link provided. When I did, WD was advertising the Acronis software for $40. My heart sank after spending $110 on a CD. I feel excluded. Can I request a refund? I thought a $110 SSD would let me clone for free? It seems like the whole computer/electronics world…

It was easier to install and connect to the network than I originally thought. It took about 30 minutes to transfer the OS to the SSD and after a reboot it was online. While it is recommended to use a 240GB to 512GB SSD for this, there are some programs that need or need to be installed on the c drive. Only loss was in the folder with the "Download" files. He disappeared. It doesn't have much on it, but the backup was on an external drive. I'm waiting for the replacement of ordinary HD with…

The write speed is very slow, I get a maximum of 250 MB/s and often the transfer speed drops to single digit MB/s. I've used several laptops at very high speeds. We have another brand's SSD that consistently delivered over 400MB/s for the same external USB-C drive enclosure (which was rated at 10Gb/s). Read speeds are decent, you can hit just over 1Gbps, but writes don't compare to the money paid. As a backup drive, I need a fast and stable write speed. No meaning to me, or possibly…

I bought a Western Digital (WD) 1TB drive to replace my wife's desktop computer. An SSD (solid state drive) plus an imaging software download from the WD website made it easy to copy all the files and programs. Since then, the new drive has worked flawlessly and loads programs much faster than the old drive. I think the investment was worth it. Since the new drive had more space than the old one, I had to find a free downloadable program online that would increase the new drive's partition size

Windows 10 was so slow that I wanted to throw the machine out the window. Login was slow. Minutes passed, many minutes before the machine overran the C: drive. The task manager says that drive C: is 100% loaded. I couldn't figure out what exactly was rattling. But I noticed that the average drive response time during the overload was typically hundreds of milliseconds (but returned to normal after the overload stopped). It was a problem. So I decided to replace the WD Blue mechanical drive with

SSD has not backed up within a year of use. I contacted WD support and, after LOTS of exchanges, almost a week later. You have chosen to allow returns (RMA). I have completed their "Advanced Replacement" process. After that, the exchange took about 9 days. This drive ALSO had a problem and I contacted WD support again. who said he would send another replacement drive. After several days of waiting, I managed to set up the FIRST replacement using 3rd party software. and I tried to return the bad

A few years ago I bought a processor for a Dell Inspiron (I3) laptop with the intention of him as a spare. . The PC suffered from a miserable boot time - up to 35 minutes. I couldn't fix it in task manager. I tried replacing the standard 1TB hard drive with a 1TB WD Green hard drive. Download time <1 minute (about 30 seconds). The computer responds quickly. Installation took 2.5-3 hours. I used Acronis to clone HD. It took a long time to prepare the original CD. Maybe 30 minutes writing to…