In their first video Samsung’s SSD Angels took to the SSD wagon, revitalizing 50 computers that were in desperate need of upgrade. Thanks to the Samsung SSD 830 SSD and a few minute’s upgrade time, those who complied with the four crazy SSD geeks got a whole new relationship with their computer. When seeing her machine boot for the first time after swapping the hard drive for Samsung 830, the first SSD recipient exclaimed "Oh $%&!." That about sums up the experience when moving from an old drive to Samsung’s latest generation SSD.
Not content to rest on their laurels, the SSD Angels are at it again, this time deploying eight more Samsung SSDs. "Because some people just don’t know what’s good for them, " the Angels had to go subversive, turning to friends and family of those who refused the free upgrade to an SSD 830. The results range from, "I’m shocked, that was quick" to, in reference to her computer, "We can be friends again." Paired with shocked faces from those who just can’t understand why their computers boot so fast, the results are pretty fun. Check out the latest video below.
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