Ssd Drives For Pc

Recently I had a PC die on me. I pulled the 3.5 Hard Drives and 2.5 SSD's and used the Xcellon USB 3.2 Gen 1 Hard Drive Dock to boot them on my iMac and transfer files. It booted the drives almost instantly and required no software drivers which is nice. Being able to hot-swap drives is a great addition as well. It is perfect for what I need it for. (I received this item in exchange for my honest review)

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.

As a PC builder and a hard core data archiver. I have purchased several of these WD blue 2.5 SSD drives over the last 5 years. Never had any issues with them. I purchased 2 of these 4TB ones to replace slower mechanical drives in my desktop as well as a 2tb one to add to my laptop. These are not the fastest SSD drives out there of course, but they are a HUGE step up over any 7200rpm mechanical drive. These are plenty fast for most of your regular tasks or even 4k video playback/editing. We use them in multi tracking sessions with a Digital Audio Work station where we record several uncompressed WAV files at a time, and the drive never breaks a sweat. Great mid grade SSDs for anyone looking to upgrade their mechanical drives HDDs.

We just made the switch from a desktop PC, which contained several NVME SSD drives, to a Mac Mini M2 Pro. I chose these enclosures so I could continue using those drives for sample loading and audio file storage. If you have spare drives, this allows you to save money because you may not need to spend the extra dough to get larger storage on your Mac product. The form factor and the build quality are both perfect and we get about 900 mb/s transfer using the USB-C/TB4 ports, which is about 25% of what I get with the internal SSD drive on a my Mac Mini, but which is quite acceptable for this kind of drive and the applications for which I use it.

Works great and I can put two of the SSD drives in here!

I have used other SSD's Samsung's drives leave them in the dust.

Information cloned well from old hard drives to new SSD drives.

Great for USB-C SSD drives

Fantastic experience since I included this SSD my PC a year ago.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I installed this kingston A400 SSD a few months ago to add storage to my PC so I could load pc games quicker than the HDD. This SSD is really fast and my games load up way faster than before with HDD. Very happy and I highly recommend this ssd for anyone looking to upgrade their PC or just want to add another SSD to their pc.