Until 2020, most computers were manufactured with mechanical hard drives to store all of your valuable data and the operating system. To put this into perspective, this is the same technology we used to put man on the moon. A mechanical hard drive has many moving parts that float on ball bearings. Over time these bearing create heat and friction which creates wear and tear, eventually failing.  Otherwise known as “crashing”.

A solid state drive (SSD) has no moving parts.  So they are extremely dependable, very fast and produce little heat (which is a good thing in electronics). SSD’s also require little energy to operate, so with laptops this means more time not being plugged in.

The bottom line is that replacing the mechanical drive with a SSD is a huge game changer when it comes to increased performance and reliability.  The cost of SSD’s have dropped dramatically making them an economical option.  Let us take a look at your computer for a free estimate on this powerful upgrade.