This thumb-sized accessory gave my old PC an instant speed boost (and twice the storage)
A tiny, affordable upgrade can breathe new life into a sluggish old computer.
Deep Dive
A senior editor tested a small, fan-cooled storage drive from PNY, costing about $170, on an aging PC. The upgrade provided an instant performance boost and doubled the available storage space. The drive uses a modern connection for very fast data transfer speeds. This demonstrates that replacing an old hard drive is now one of the most effective and straightforward ways to revitalize an older computer without a full replacement.
Why It Matters
It offers a simple, cost-effective way to extend the useful life of existing computers, reducing electronic waste.