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Tip: keep at least 15–20% free space on your SSD to preserve performance and lifespan.
Capacity guidance (500 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB) by use case: office, photo/video, gaming, light AI.
When possible, we repurpose your old drive (secondary storage or USB enclosure) to reduce waste.
We favor reliable, well‑supported components and update firmware when it benefits stability.
On‑site replacement, local workshop, or manufacturer service: we help you choose based on urgency and budget.
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Cloning is faster and keeps your apps. If the source drive is degraded or Windows is unstable, a clean install is better for a fresh, reliable setup.
We check for an M.2 slot (and its length 2280/2260), available PCIe lanes, and NVMe support in BIOS. If not, a 2.5″ SATA SSD is a solid alternative.
On‑site, allow about 1–2 hours for a simple swap. Large cloning or extended tests are best handled at the workshop.
Good to know: keeping free space and enabling TRIM extends SSD performance.










