2019 I7 Ssd Windows Computers

works well on all my windows computers

I plan to use this on my other computers when I upgrade to SSD.

Well designed motherboard. I am running Windows 11 with a i7-13700K CPU and a 128 GB of Crucial DDR5 RAM. I wish ASUS made more Z790 motherboards in mATX form factor.

I updated from a 2014 iMac to a 2019 with 128GB of ram, but my trusty keyboard that has stuck with me through two computers wouldn’t work.. After a lot of research online I opted for the FCPX LogicKeyboard. It’s very similar to my previous one, but slimmer and more “elegant” The keys are extremely smooth, like the new Apples, and the layout is perfect.

Bought this memory to install in a 2017 27 Imac, I7(4.2), 512gb SSD which I'm still patiently waiting for. Looking forward to the easy installation.

My laptop is running 16GB of RAM, an i7 processor and a 1TB hard drive. �(Due to the size, it was slow - 5400 rpm.) �I wanted an SSD when I bought the laptop 4 years ago, but prices of SSD were sky high if you could find them. �This is a much more reasonable price. �If you are maxed out on RAM, this is the next upgrade to look add - the loading and saving process is so much faster and reliability substantially higher as there are no moving parts. �It breathes new life into Windows based units!

I ordered the i7, 8 gb ram, 512gb ssd version. (Replaced the 8gb ram with 32gb myself) This machine replaced my mid-2010 iMac and boy, what a difference in speed. Not only is it fast, but silent. I would recommend only getting 8gb of ram, then upgrading to 16,32,64 yourself. You'll save a ton of money.

This replaced a 2014 era i7 that I upgraded with an SSD. It looks pretty much the same, but boy is it different. Apps load faster. Network performance is faster. I do wish it had 1 more USB-A connector. I have a wired keyboard and a USB hard drive for Time Machine which means I don't have a port left for any other legacy devices. That's easily fixed with a USB-C to USB-A adapter, however. Initial setup from the prior Mac was a breeze. I started Migration assistant before I went to bed and when I woke it, the new Mac was ready to use. Can't be any easier.

This is a review for i7-9700, 500GB SSD, 16 GB RAM, no GPU version. This is an ideal workstation for professional applications that do not require the added cost of a GPU. Of course, this is configured to simplify adding a GPU at at later time, if needed for graphics-intensive work or gaming. It comes equipped with a beefy power supply and easy, no-tool access to the ample interior--with generous additional bays and connectors--which simply the process. As equipped, this makes a fantastic uber-desktop for handling MS office software, Adobe PDF, internet use, watching videos (and light editing), recording and mixing audio using Cubase or other DAW. It is exceptionally well made, using top quality parts. Owing to the heavy duty power supply and the SSD, this PC is nearly silent. The CPU (i7-9700) is a top performer for desktop office and audio tasks, and the included 16 GB RAM is more than enough to speed up workflow. The particular PCIe M.2 SSD is a high performance beast! Cubase and other software load quickly and this tower boots up unbelievably fast. HP support is exceptional, if you ever need it. One big advantage of getting a workstation model like this as opposed to a standard desktop, is that the 3-year onsite warranty and support are included in the price of the workstation. No added fees for upgraded warranty. B & H staff is consistently awesome at every stage--pre-ordering advice, suggesting upgraded components, website ordering, in-store pickup and Guest Technical Services. I used the onsite Guest Tech Services staff at the B & H store to install a secondary internal SSD that I purchased at the same time as this workstation. They were fast, professional, friendly, and extremely reasonably priced.

I had an older laptop with an i7 CPU but Task Manager showed that the HDD at 100% slowed down the overall performance. With SSD technology so much improved and more affordable, replacing the HDD with this SSD resulted in a laptop that boots up almost immediately and runs Photoshop and Lightroom so much faster. It also uses much less power so the battery lasts longer. Acronis True Image for Crucial is a free downlead which lets you copy the entire HDD drive to the SSD mounted in an external USB drive. Next you remove the HDD and insert the SSD (if there is only one 2.5 slot). In the very rare situation in which the image copy did not work, the original HDD can still be used. Newer laptops use the smaller and faster M.2 form factor NVMe drives, but for older 2.5 drives this is the product to get. Make sure the drive is compatible with your PC or laptop which it is in almost all cases.