Is it better to add solid state to computer card or memory chip?

SSD is to optimize the speed and efficiency of computer system! Memory stick is to improve the capacity of CPU three-level processing! Which one to change depends on personal needs.

From the point of view of performance improvement and manager price, the recommended solid state is SSD entry-level solid state. 2.5 inch 120G SSD has a good speed ~ the price is also between 300 and 400. If the brand is Kingston, SanDisk, good Samsung! Intel's are all better.

It is suggested that solid state hard disk, namely ssd, is fast and does not need partition. As for the problem that the reloading system is not partitioned, first of all, there are not many opportunities for reloading the system. In almost all cases, "resetting this pc", which can keep personal files, can solve the problem, which may be the reason why my personal skills in using Windows are superb. I have moved there since Win 10 was released four years ago, and I have never reinstalled the system except changing the computer or the disk used for C drive.

Secondly, when you really need it, don't you have a TB-level desktop mobile hard disk to archive the movies you have seen? (BD original 50G, would you like to delete it after downloading? In the era of "big copyright", only the squirrel party can leave the memory of the times, and it may be removed in the future. It's time for them to come in handy as a temporary backup place that doesn't care about speed but only needs capacity.