i dont know anything about motherboards. can i add an sdd if i already have hdd ? motherboard is maximus viii hero
thank you for helping me but is still hard to understand for me . so can i add more sdd if i already have and sdd and hdd or i need to replace the hdd ? sorry for silly questionsNow if you read that carely like I asked you to, this will work and I personally recommend that for windows only use, windows 10/11 is grubby like that for storage for its own use.
However you should have roughly 1.7tb of space left to do whatever you want.
https://www.newegg.com/western-digital-2tb-wd-blue-sn580-nvme-1-4/p/N82E16820250253
SSD and HDD have same connections. It would be best if you listed your components but. If you for instance have motherboard with several SATA headers you can fill them all up with as many drives and any combination of HDDs and SSDs As far as BIOS and operative system is concerned there's no difference. They are formatted same way.thank you for helping me but is still hard to understand for me . so can i add more sdd if i already have and sdd and hdd or i need to replace the hdd ? sorry for silly questions
motherboard -maximus viii heroSSD and HDD have same connections. It would be best if you listed your components but. If you for instance have motherboard with several SATA headers you can fill them all up with as many drives and any combination of HDDs and SSDs As far as BIOS and operative system is concerned there's no difference. They are formatted same way.
So for definite answer, list your PC's parts ir at least make and model.
No problem, plenty of SATA connectors and even M.2 NVME port so I suggest you get an M,2 NVME SSD because they are much faster than 2.5" SATA and use it for OS and programs, HDD for storagemotherboard -maximus viii hero
graphics card -rx 6600
cpu-i7 6700k
ssd - 230gb
hdd-1tb
thank you for the information but one last question , can i still put another NVME if i already have it ?No problem, plenty of SATA connectors and even M.2 NVME port so I suggest you get an M,2 NVME SSD because they are much faster than 2.5" SATA and use it for OS and programs, HDD for storage
Storage
1 x M.2 x4 Socket 3with M Key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 storage devices support (both SATA & PCIE mode)*1,2 x SATA 6Gb/s port(s), black, *3,6 x SATA 6Gb/s port(s), gray, , 4 ports from 2 x SATA Express,2 x SATA Express port,Intel® Rapid Storage Technology supports*2,Intel® Z170 chipset : ,ASMedia® ASM1061 controller : ,Supports Intel® Smart Response Technology*2,Support Raid 0, 1, 5, 10
Yesm but that MB has only one M.2 port so you would need and adapter to PCIe like thisthank you for the information but one last question , can i still put another NVME if i already have it ?