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04-27-2022
03:45 AM
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04-27-2022
08:55 AM
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Ric_ob
Bom dia. Possuo im HP Desktop Pavilion ID nº Y1D34EA#AB9 S/N: [Personal Information Removed]16384 DDR4 2400UDIMM PC4-19200com Hamar HP 81B4 F.42 PFPSK0DWJ401NL Nvidia Ge Force GTX 950.
Gostaria de saber se posso adicionar um SSD Sandisk 1 Tb 2.5" ao HDD existente de fábrica (ST1000DM003-1SB102) 1Tb, ficando com os dois discos. O SSD para o SO e programas, que será migrado (Minitools Partition e o HDD original para armazenamento. Obrigado
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04-27-2022 10:57 AM
Your motherboard https://support.hp.com/th-en/document/c05329221 is "willow"
there are only two connectors for SATA drives, the white and the blue
If one is empty you can add another drive.
If you need more disk storage you might consider getting a two unit synology nas.
If you want to speed it up then replace the boot drive with an SSD. Check reviews of the SSD, do not just get the fastest and biggest as it may not be compatible. Makes sure the SSD is 512bytes per sector.
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04-27-2022 12:41 PM
Hey @Josekrus
Thank you for visiting our English HP Support Community. We advise you to post your question in English to insure a quick response for the Community.This can also help other users to take advantage of your post, in the case they have the same question.
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Ric_Ob