No, defragging an SSD will put undue wear and tear on the drive and potentially cause premature 'death' of your SSD. Because of the way SSDs work, not only does data not become fragmented, but running a defragmentation utility will actually burn through the program/erase cycles.

SSD data is stored in NAND flash, different from traditional HDD, SSD size is much smaller, with no moving mechanical parts, when running the SSD it’s silent, SSD is also much faster than HDD.

All SSDs are compatible with SATA I or SATA II. However, the previous generation of SATA ports will not be as fast as the current generation. 

No, PNY SSDs operate with standard drivers making it easy to plug into and work on most major operating systems, such as Windows and Mac OS.

Yes this can be done with proper cloning software. Various software tools are publicly available on the internet to help you with the cloning process.

Each PNY SSD supports a wide range of operating systems unique to the target application. For more information, check the particular drive’s product brochure.

In Asia region, our SSD series products are all belong to consumer specification.