Pc Health Check App

Microsoft's PC Health Check informed me that my 6-year old PC with an Intel I7 was not able to upgrade to Windows 11 for a number of hardware related reasons. I look at similarly configured PCs as to what I had and a new system would run well over $2K. I bought this bundle, 32GB of memory and a 1TB NVME SSD for about $750. Everything was very simple to install, and if you have any questions, there are loads of Youtube videos showing how to install this combo. The motherboard recognized the CPU without needing to flash the BIOS and in less than an hour I pretty much had a brand new system, much faster than my old one, for 1/3 the price. Total score. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this bundle.

Bought this SSD few months ago. Easy installation and Samsung health app comes within it to make the health check more easy. sSD speed is incredible. Will recommend to friends for sure.

Must have accessory of you are in the apple ecosystem. Suitable for health and fitness enthusiasts as you can check your progress every day. Also heart rate and oxygen monitoring is amazing.

This watch has some many useful function including calling for help if you fall, heart rate monitor and other health app. I feel like Dick Tracy when I speak into my watch using the intercom or answering a phone call.

works well with Apple Health!

Easy to set up once I removed the VPN. The VPN app I once used (PIA) caused issues so check that if you have issues.

This was an easy, quick upgrade from my old modem. I love the nighthawk app and that I can check out both my modem and router from the app.

Health has become a critical part of purpose. I’m a retired soldier and chronic pain along with mental health has played a major part in my current existence. To have a product like this makes logical sense across-the-board. Monitoring health, and having a personal trainer can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. That’s where the Apple Watch Siri six comes in. Using instruments that cost millions down to an instrument that simply saves your life speaks for itself. Apple Watch Siri six is a must buy!

I´m working off a SSD HD in my PC. Nothing fancy but transfer rates are consistently anywhere between 75MBs to over 400MBs relative to the size and quantity of files being transferred. I´m using the drive very regularly (not always daily) and am very pleased with the performance of the drive. Only drawback is superficial. Scuff marks on the edges of the drive from ordinary use. I had to drag this down to Earth somehow, right? In the future I´ll only be using 3.1 SSD flash drives (unless some other future tech runs this over). Anything else is just plain slow. FYI: Weather or not you decide to buy this drive, just remember to check transfer speeds of the actual drives inside the casing. USB 3.0 or 3.1 is just an interface, check what the drive itself can deliver.

It looks cool, has good quality materials, and is simple to use. I didn't test it to check maximum data transfer speed, but I copied data from my iMac to this SSD drive then from it to my PC. And in both cases, the drive could deal with the maximum data transfer speed of the disks in my iMac (~300-350 MB/s) and PC (~400-450 MB/s). So, I believe it can work at the maximum speed of 900 MB/s, but there was no case to check data transfer speed between high-speed disks (this drive and another one).