SU630

¿Si o si tenés que ponerle un disco sata? De ser posible te sugiero optar por un m.2 nvme Respecto a los dos que posteaste, el T-Force es mejor A nivel "ranking" podes buscar los siguientes en este orden (mas o menos mismo rango de precio y gb) Samsung 870 EVO Crucial MX500 Western Digital Blue SSD

Está razoável, com os preços atuais a situação está bem complicada e não tem muito o que fazer, se o limite do seu orçamento for 2600 conto. Porém Rise Mode de jeito nenhum! Eu trocaria a memória ram e o SSD por outra marca, por exemplo: https://www.kabum.com.br/produto/581703/memoria-crucial-basics

tengo una parva de adata su630 y su650 muertos en la empresa. de 240 a a 960gb. todos muertos

Respuesta de Gemini, jijo de bu Para solucionar los tirones en juegos y la lentitud general, te conviene comprar un disco SSD NVMe M.2 y mantener tu procesador actual por el momento. Tu problema principal es un cuello de botella masivo en el almacenamiento provocado por el ADATA SU630, un componente

That and the infamous Adata SU630s awful Had poor experiences with certain Kingstons and the Crucial BX Drives

adata's ssds are notorious for premature failure and other major issues, with the su630 being a key example of this, but i would try a reinstall/trying win10 or linux on the ssd to verify it works/doesn't work.

If I was you I would go to a nice vacation for 1200 and spend at most 800 on something like: 5700x or 5800x for ~150 new Intel B580 for 250 new, you can get better as needed f.e. RX 9060 XT 16GB or RTX 5060 TI 16GB It looks like your ADATA SU630 is normal SSD so yoou should be good, but in any case

I do it all the time, I play many games from my external SSD and works pretty well. I have a year with it, and doing a lot of operations is still at 100% Yours should do much better, mine is an ADATA SU630 in a Sabrent Case that supports UASP and USB 3.0