Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD 500GB

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  • SSD unfortunately without function  

    Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD hard drive 500GB (6.4 cm (2.5 inch), 512MB cache, SATA III) anthracite (Accessories)
    Delivery took place as always quickly and well packed. Unfortunately, the SSD neither directly via SATA, recognized even via USB (external housing) of Windows 7. Since I had ordered a total of two SSD's from Samsung, and both were not recognized, I h
  • Works beautifully in the Medion X7817 ERAZER  

    Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD hard drive 500GB (6.4 cm (2.5 inch), 512MB cache, SATA III) anthracite (Accessories)
    This SSD I've replaced the hard drive in the said notebook. I recommend aufzuspielen the latest firmware in the old firmware, there were sometimes problems at the start (which I rather think here that the Intel chipset was the problem). The SSD runs
  • Easy Migration - suoer performance improvement  

    Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD hard drive 500GB (6.4 cm (2.5 inch), 512MB cache, SATA III) anthracite (Accessories)
    The Samsung SSD 840 (500 GB) is used to replace the 520 installed in my notebook Samsung RV hard drive (320GB / 5400 RPM). I opted for the Basic version, I thought to migrate easily to get it with Windows 7 standard tools. But the reality was much si
  • Performance enhancement that really stands out  

    Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD hard drive 500GB (6.4 cm (2.5 inch), 512MB cache, SATA III) anthracite (Accessories)
    You can change a lot in a PC. Processor, memory elaboration. However, nothing of the truly groundbreaking speed boost has brought. Then I installed this SSD and was very surprised. Windows was installed completely within 20 minutes with updates. At s
  • This is the future! And a to-do list for Migration in notebooks  

    Samsung 840 Series Basic internal SSD hard drive 500GB (6.4 cm (2.5 inch), 512MB cache, SATA III) anthracite (Accessories)
    The acceleration of the whole system is so immense that you afterwards wonders how such a thing as an Ancient mechanical hard drive is still installed (and I had previously been a quick HDD with 7200 rpm!). After all, one notices after migrating from