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I have a Packard Bell Ixtreme PC and it has a slot at the front to swap HDDs. One question what type of HDD so I have to buy?
Want to add some additional storage space.
Are you more interested in speed or capacity? As you say that additional storage space is important - I'd be looking at a SATA-III HDD - the largest you can get. Assuming that your PC has the relevant SATA connection and mount to house such a drive?
Might be worth checking on the supported capacity of the PC itself. You can buy 8TB hard drives now, but they are very expensive and a good chance that your motherboard won't recognise them. My mobo needed a BIOS update to see anything above 3TB in size.
Bought a WD Sata 3.5 inch 3TB. However I did'nt know about the motherboard issue.
Ended up doing a bit of updating.
It allowed me to seperate the HDD into 2 drives. However it still has 749GB I cant allocate.