Is Upgrading to an SSD worth it? If you are using an older style mechanical hard drive, it is transferring data at 50mb per second. A Crucial SSD will transfer data at over 500mb per second, that is the top speed of the SATA bus. This is why we say an SSD will improve your computer's performance by 5x. It will feel like 10x! We offer a guarantee, if it does not improve the computer's speed, send it back for a full refund. With an SSD installed, everything becomes snappy again, apps load instantly, the computer boots up quickly, you feel like you have a new computer. If you never have upgrade a hard drive, dont worry, we have you covered. Easy printed instructions, how-to videos and real local live phone support. To upgrade to a new SSD the process is: clone your old drive to new SSD, replace old drive with new SSD, restart your computer and enjoy your life again! It really is that easy. Speed: SATA 6.0Gb/s at 540 MB/s Read, 500 MB/s Write Service and Support: 3 year warranty, with Upgradeable's customer service and technical support in Australia and New Zealand (backed by a real physical office and local technicians), we guarantee our phones are answered by live in-house staff. Compatibility: Compatible with PC, Mac and Linux systems. How this SSD benefits YOU Start your system in seconds Load files almost instantly Accelerate your most demanding applications Store massive amounts of data with drive capacities up to 4TB Be more efficient with Micron 3D NAND Enjoy a cooler, quieter computer and extend laptop battery life using only 100 mW of power Get a high price-to-performance ratio without needing a financing plan to pay for it Protect your data on a drive that’s tried, tested, and proven from start to finish Clone your old drive with Acronis for Crucial software (Free download) Manage and improve your SSD with the Crucial Storage Executive tool (PC only) 3-year warranty Mac Upgrade guides for SSDs Macbook Pro SSD guide iMac SSD guide Macbook Air SSD guide Mac Mini SSD guide Mac Pro SSD guide How to clone your Mac with Superduper PC Upgrade guides for SSDs How to clone your PC using Acronis How to clone your PC using Macrium
