How good the performance of this PC is whe add SSD and more RAM?

juancitopr

Recently i bought the basic Apire E15 E5-575-33BM 
I just find it very good for the money i paid. When i used it for more demanding task it start to lagg because of the swapping on mechanical disk. I think this will be solved adding SSD and more RAM. My machine is Intel Core i3 7100U. How good it get when add more muscle? Any one had this experience?

Thanks,

Juan

RanY2J

juancitopr said:

Recently i bought the basic Apire E15 E5-575-33BM 
I just find it very good for the money i paid. When i used it for more demanding task it start to lagg because of the swapping on mechanical disk. I think this will be solved adding SSD and more RAM. My machine is Intel Core i3 7100U. How good it get when add more muscle? Any one had this experience?

Thanks,

Juan

SSD and RAM upgrades are always a positive. When we're talking about Solid-state Drive additions, I highly recommend it on your C:\ Partition. This is because you've Windows on your computer which you might find very useful because your computer will boot within seconds. RAM can surely improve the weight management on the applications. The pressure can be distributed among application and more free ram equals more multitasking. 

If you're planning to add more SSD, I recommend you to try updating SSD for the boot partition and use HDD for other partitions. This will save you money and all your games and applications will save its data on C:\ by default which makes loading and saving (including temp files) faster.

Cheers m8

-RanY2J

brummyfan2

Hi,
Upgrading memory to a total of 8GB is good enough for normal work but switching to SSD will improve the performance immensely.

brummyfan2

Hi,
You are welcome   Get a DDR4 2133MHz or a 2400 module depending on what you have at the moment, recommended speed is 2133MHz but 2400MHz memory also will work. These are the recommended modules:

RanY2J

juancitopr said:

Recently i bought the basic Apire E15 E5-575-33BM 
I just find it very good for the money i paid. When i used it for more demanding task it start to lagg because of the swapping on mechanical disk. I think this will be solved adding SSD and more RAM. My machine is Intel Core i3 7100U. How good it get when add more muscle? Any one had this experience?

Thanks,

Juan

SSD and RAM upgrades are always a positive. When we're talking about Solid-state Drive additions, I highly recommend it on your C:\ Partition. This is because you've Windows on your computer which you might find very useful because your computer will boot within seconds. RAM can surely improve the weight management on the applications. The pressure can be distributed among application and more free ram equals more multitasking. 

If you're planning to add more SSD, I recommend you to try updating SSD for the boot partition and use HDD for other partitions. This will save you money and all your games and applications will save its data on C:\ by default which makes loading and saving (including temp files) faster.

Cheers m8

-RanY2J

brummyfan2

Hi,
Upgrading memory to a total of 8GB is good enough for normal work but switching to SSD will improve the performance immensely.

juancitopr

Thanks for the fast answer! Any ideas on what SSD to buy?

brummyfan2

juancitopr said:

Thanks for the fast answer! Any ideas on what SSD to buy?

No problem, I would suggest a M.2 SATA SSD, install the OS,other programs and Apps in the SSD, use the HDD for additional storage.
Example:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-250GB-Solid-State-Drive/dp/B00TGIVZTW

juancitopr

Thanks!  Please, one more question. Any suggestions for specific ram?

brummyfan2

Hi,
You are welcome   Get a DDR4 2133MHz or a 2400 module depending on what you have at the moment, recommended speed is 2133MHz but 2400MHz memory also will work. These are the recommended modules:

juancitopr

Thank you so much my Friend! I just ordered it! 

brummyfan2

You are welcome