Can you have more then one hard drive in it? I would like to add two inside.
1182530
I am planing to use my hard drive I had on my old computer which is a 250 gb hard drive and I am getting a external hard drive sheil for it and use it as a back up for my computer, I have a 750 gh Hard drive and don't need 2 hard drive on my computerWalter
1182531
I added a second drive and a video card. I did need to buy a serial ATA cable to connect the drive to the motherboard. Also, the BIOS settings needed to be changed on the system (hit F12 on boot up). Be aware that each new device uses additional power; you do not want to exceed the output of the power supply.
1182532
Hi, Yes there is another bay for a 2nd Hard drive. There is also another for a 2nd CD/DVD player. Connectors from power supply for 2nd devices already in place. IDE Cable needed for additional devices, the hard drive requires cable with a 90 degree connector on one end. Hope this helps. :-)
1182533
Yes, You many need a drive cable if it doesn't come with the second hard Drive. There will be a power connector already there.
1182534
Yes, you can install multiple hard drives. The 960 has 2 internal 3.5" drive bays
1182535
Yes I'm running two hard drives. If you want more it would have to be an external.
1331227
No. I believe you can purchase an adapter for the optical drive location and place a second HDD in there. This will replace your current optical drive of course, so you would have to decide if that's something you can live without or you could purchase an external optical drive.
533746
Yes you can, its like having two hard drives connected independently only via the same cable.
678223
Yes, there is one for a disc drive and one bay for an additional hard drive.
1505686
It looks like there are slots for SATA 1.0 and SATA 2.0 with one being used by the currently installed hard drive. So there is an available slot to plug one in but I seriously doubt another internal hard drive would physically fit in the case. I would just add an external drive. I have two hooked up to mine :).
581385
There are 4 drive bays. I haven't done so, but I understand you can rig the DVD slot for an additional drive. I have already added USB external without a problem. As far as the larger that 2TB drives - sorry, I haven't tried that. I'm running two small drives to handle the OS in a RAID configuration and 2-2TB drives in a RAID for everything else. Just haven't had a reason to upgrade beyond 2TB yet.
1035982
There is space for two additional hard drives. I added one (1 TB SATA) hard drive to my system - it mounts directly below the master drive. There is space provided for a third drive, but it doesn't seem as accessible as the other two, so I won't comment on adding a third drive.
1570069
yes you can...i put 3 hd ..2 x 500gb seagate and 1 of 1 tr hitachi and work good.
847708
Not sure I understand the question so hopefully this will help. You can add as many additional HDDs to your system as you have additional unused functional SATA ports on your motherboard and/or PCI card and space inside your PC case to install them. It's possible that some of your SATA ports may not be functional. If you're using a multi HDD external enclosure, you would need to check to see if it has HDD size/space limitations...
1687900
Yes, but you may need to replace the hard drive cable to accommodate two drives.
375678
Yes you can. As a matter of fact I just did about a week ago due to the fact that 4G does not last long at all so I got another hard drive for it and it was very easy to install. It will take about 1 minute to install another hard drive. Now my son never gets off of it and has enjoyed it. Best birthday gift he has ever gotten.
327896
Nope, add what you want. Don't know about inserting already used (data on board) drives. I've always placed 'new' / clean drives in. There isn't a requirement to fill all slots. I have (3) 1TB drives in my 5N.
1077765
No. You have to replace the drive with a tray that holds the second hard drive.
1968406
Yes. I installed one. There's a slot to add a second HDD but it would just put SSD in it.
506901
You sure can. I have mine working with one WD red 3tb hard drive. Will upgrade to another one same capacity once I get this one full.
402310
The face place comes off and the drives can be changed. As far as increasing the capacity, I believe you can but I'm not positive
1314121
I did add a second hard drive, but I am no pro. The metal plate blocking the slot is a knock out, so I got pliers and ripped it (gently,) out. I had to go buy a cable (I bought a longer version of the cable that attached the drive to my old computer) and simply installed it in the same way my old drive was installed. I may simply have gotten lucky. I remember an old conversation about making one drive a slave to the other, but I didn't do anything like that, and the drives are both working, so maybe I did get lucky. You are better off talking to a real tech guy, and someone who is 20 years younger than I am.