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Omen 25L gt12-0167c
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I’m considering buying the Omen 25L gt12-0167c. (with i7-10700F, Nvidia 2060, 512GB M2, etc.) Is it true that there is only space for 2 internal drives (not including the M2)?  How many Sata connections area available on the motherboard? Thru my research I think there are only 3, (if I was looking at the correct image.) This doesn’t seem very internally expandable in my opinion.   I’m also curious if the OS comes installed on the SSD rather than the traditional HD.  It would make more sense in my opinion. — Thank you!

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@dertrommler,

Here is the viewer on the 25/30L.   The WIN 10 is installed on the NVMe SSD.   It has 2 internal 3.5 bays. The bare board viewer  only shows 2 SATA data headers.

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