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11-03-2020 03:42 PM - edited 11-03-2020 03:49 PM
Why did you make it so difficult? Why not the computer model #.
If you have a Rother motherboard, SSID 8653, the simple answer is yes. That board has 3 SATA data headers (DVD and HD occupied, so a spare header is there). There should be a n unused SATA power plug on the power cable. Follow the existing HD cabling. The bigger is power, the smaller is the data cable. Your will need 2 items:
1) SATA data cable
2) 4 6x32 thread, 1/4 screws for mounting harddrive.
Not knowing the exact model of this unit is perplexing. Here is the HD cage (maybe)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXWuTjthKss
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