Can it support two internal SSD drives?
1006830
No. The days of internal expansion are over. Suggest you take a look at the 2013 model, you can 4 Drives.
1006831
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_pro/mac-pro-cylinder-faq/how-to-upgrade-mac-pro-cylinder-ssd-storage.html
2044406
As long as a laptop had 2 internal drive bays it would be possible. Generally only higher end laptops have 2.
1318728
Yes. But the capacity will be a little smaller and SSD drives a alot more expensive than disk drives. So you can upgrade it if you wanted to.
2163907
That dock should accept SSDs but I have never tried, so I can't say for sure.
1303209
Yes you can. There is a HD bracket over the optical drive that can mount two 2.5" HDD or SSD drives.
873761
Yes you can do that (that is what I do) but I suggest you buy the DS213j, the newer version of this. It has more RAM, a newer CPU, and floating-point and it is cheaper! You can attach two external drives or a powered hub with, I believe up to seven devices total.
1246910
Yes. This is for a desktop case where you would normally have 1 3.5 inch hard drive. You can put two SSD hard drives in place of 1 3.5 inch drive.
1996153
i dont' think you can fit 2 drives. anyway i use one external drive (usb 3.0) so that works well. but i i do recommend getting one sad
1064573
Basic rule of thumb is that this will take up 2 slots. Exactly two. If you only have one Drive slot available, then no.
1388808
Yes, when using it in that configuration, your computer will recognize it as two seperate drives.
1337167
There is no problem using SSDs, although I could never get both ports to work. I had three different cards (one RMAed) on two servers and the second port would never work for me.
754617
I have one of these set up with standard drives and am able to run two VMs at the same time easily. I assume that SSDs would make it a bit faster though.
1740969
Yes, you can. Also included are two bay areas, so you can install both the SSD and the HDD that came with it.
145169
If you have 2 internal drives now you would have to replace one of them with the SSD drive unless you run the SSD Externally .
195814
Yes there is plenty of space for an additional drive. As long as the Solid State Drive is SATA you should be fine.
2217139
Yes sir you can. Although this is possible, working with the internal hardware of any laptop can be sensitive work due to the obvious, you don't want to harm your machine! There are two courses of action I would suggest regarding this matter. 1) Bring your machine with your additional purchased SSD to a local PC workshop near you and get an estimate from them on how much it would cost to have a professional install (I would not send my machine out of state via mail to have it worked on due to shipping fees, insurance etc... 2) Research the matter online through you tube videos and forums and such, until you feel comfortable with the process and idea of doing it yourself (this is NOT an impossible feat by a long shot!) Here is one such video -&gt; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUJ7r2Ir4GU Of course there are other methods of action but these are the two that I would suggest.
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Internal drive is the primary use so should be ok as long as you have the right connection which I believe for this drive is SATA.