Review on Kingston SQ500S37 Solid State Internal by Stanislaw Glusinski ᠌

Fast, of course, immediately noticed the difference between the work of a computer on hdd and ssd. It was not very easy to transfer the license from hdd to ssd, I didn’t want to lose it, I just did it for the first time, so in general it’s not difficult Pros below: Briefly speaking. when I bought a laptop, I finally chose a laptop with a terabyte hdd, and I wanted an ssd, but it turned out that I wouldn’t take it out for the money, and it’s better to buy with hdd. and then change it to ssd, which I did, than I bought it, for example, with a fig video card, like mx 150 or whatever it is, although it’s not the worst. but so-so, as a result, I took a laptop with a gtx 1050ti, in general, a normal computer came out, i7 of course, 16 RAM, and after 2 months I replaced the disk with this one, I decided not to run into the problem of lack of memory immediately to take a cool one, and in terms of parameters and by volume. Yes, after 3 months it was packed with only 300+ gigs, and maybe 512 gigabytes would be enough, but that's okay, let there be a reserve. With its cons: Know know and no, got into place well, naturally silent, although not God knows what parameter, even the old hdd is not particularly noisy