Kingston 480GB A400 SATA 3 2.5 Internal SSD SA400S37/480G - HDD Replacement for Increase Performance

excellent

Quedó perfecto para optimizar una computadora que ella estaba en desuso

Yay

I use to replace my hard drive.

This is a very solid ssd I think you get more that what you pay for

Excellent price for mining SSD

So I was contemplating whether to buy a brand new MacBook Pro or upgrade my 2012 MacBook Pro.., i decided to take the second option. I never upgraded any laptop before this so I was skeptical whether I will be able to do it. But thinking if it won’t work and I end up effing up my laptop, it would not be that bad since I can always buy a newer version anyhow. Well thank God I upgraded my old MacBook.

It works great if your trying to upgrade form the hdd in the ps4 pro, made the menu and stuff way faster, dont hesitate to try this one then the more expensive ssds youll like it

works as designed, faster than a mechanical drive. Wish screws were included.

I have an older Acer Aspire One netbook that was running Windows XP but I needed to update to Windows 7 as TurboTax dropped support for XP. I only use this netbook for budgeting software, paying bills, financial planning, and taxes. Rather than buy a new computer or put my finances on the same PC as my gaming, I opted to go the SSD route. I bought the Kingston 120GB (A400 SSD 2.5 SATA 7MM 2.5-Inch SA400S37/120G) in Dec 2017. After some work to get 7 installed, I was off and everything worked perfectly until early July 2019 when windows completely locked up. I waited for a while to see if it would auto correct itself but it didnt. Upon rebooting the drive wasnt recognizable as a boot drive. Booting using a jumpdrive with linux installed I could see the drive but the partitions were gone and I couldnt create any partitions. The Windows Installation CD for 7 also couldnt partition the drive. This was pretty catastrophic a failure as I hadnt backed up my financial database for two months. Thankfully I at least had a backup to rebuild from, though it took nearly a day to get things back to current. What a mess. Im not trying to warn anyone away from an SSD. It made my old netbook with 1.5gb of ram (it came with 1gb but I upgraded it to the max instalable) run everything I needed to. Ill buy another SSD, but I may change brands just to try something else.