100 Percent Disk Usage Windows 10 Dell Laptop

One of my Windows 10 laptops ran at 90-100% disk usage in task manager a lot. I found this SSD on sale at B&H and installed it. The bottleneck on the system is almost never the disk anymore. Happy IT person.

It integrated flawlessly with my dell xps laptop running windows 10 home edition. I literally had zero configuration to do. Highly recommend to anyone. Might be a bit pricey for some, but the price is highly competitive (if not lower) than other distributors (when I was looking two months ago). But it is very stable, and the audio is so good, you don't need headphones. Use it on zoom constantly, with family and friends. Only had it for about two months, but so far, fantastic!

bought a dell windows 10 computer with 4 g memory. the thing couldn't do anything not enough memory. Dell wanted way too much to upgrade the memory so i looked up the stats and i ordered this. The computer now functions great. So i added 4 x the memory and i still have the option of installing the 4 g in addition to the 16 but i don't really need it since the 16 is now pleanty to run the system for my needs.

100 percent satisfied,

Increased the memory in my laptop to the max allowed. I had been plagued with high disk usage apparently caused by frequent swapping out of memory. That problem is now gone and just about everything is faster, particularly launching programs.

I'm getting good use out of these since Windows 10 seems to have a knack for destroying my disk drives. It hasn't destroyed one of these -- yet!

I recently purchased this for the new PC desktop running Windows 10 pro at home. It gives additional disk space to the system via pci-e x1 connection. The entire process is plug and play. Best for the price!

Sets up with disk management in Windows 10 in just a few seconds and seems a very fast drive. Was a great deal on sale.

I replaced an OEM HDD on a Windows 8 HP G7-2246nr laptop with this SSD using Macronium Reflect Free. Noticed improved speed right away. Old HDD was hot to touch when removed. Glad it's gone. Here is what I did. 1) Created system image of entire old HDD to additional external USB HDD using Windows 8 File Recovery tool just in case. 2) Purchased USB 3 to SATA cable. 3) Installed Reflect and viewed support page that explains how to use Reflect. IMPORTANT 4) Cloned all partitions of old HDD in the same order that they are listed under source disk (0) in Reflect. Since is was downsizing from 512 GB old HDD to 240 GB SDD, I paused after dragging C: into destination disk to resize it down to 197 GB and set the drive letter from Auto to C. 5) Added all subsequent partitions including D for recovery (25 GB). Finished Clone keeping all partitions at original size except for C drive. 5) Shut down laptop and swapped out the hard drives and rebooted. Windows 8 recognized the SSD and there was no need to go into EUFI.

Added 2 x 8gb modules to my Dell Desktop XPS 8900, running Windows 10. When the system was booted up. it told me that I had added memory, and has been running flawlessly since then, for several weeks. Could not be simpler.