Upgrading to Windows 11?
Optimise your upgrade with Crucial memory and storage
Are you thinking of upgrading your personal computer?
If you’re upgrading your operating systems (OS) to Windows 11, isn’t it the time to think about upgrading your memory and storage too? With minimum requirements of 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, Windows 11 will not install on some base model computers. And since Windows 11 supports more apps and programs than Windows 10, any system running this new OS can perform better with more memory and faster storage in larger capacities.
Are you thinking of upgrading your workforce computers?
If an upgrade to Windows 11 is in the works for your workface, isn’t it time to think about upgrading memory and storage too? Since Windows 11 supports more apps and programs, systems running this new OS can perform better with more memory and faster storage in larger capacities. By upgrading rather than replacing older systems, increase your return on investment and extend the file life of your existing systems.
How?
In just a few DIY steps, (with helpful advice from Memory & Storage experts at Crucial to guide you) you can easily add new RAM and/or a new SSD to your system, making downloads and file transfers faster, and to increase your capacity.
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Any system with less that 4GB of RAM will not support Windows 11. Upgrading your memory is fast and easy and can provide and immediate improvement in performance.
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Windows11 supports more apps than Windows 10, which can bog down limited memory and take up a lot of storage space. By upgrading both memory & storage, you can have your PC operating like new again, for a lot less than replacing it.
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New games and apps can be storage hogs, quickly gobbling up space on preinstalled SSDs. A large capacity SSD can give you all the space you need, and often with faster read/write speeds too.
