Need help on figuring this out I recently bought my gf a prebuilt and the 1tb quickly went down to a 512gb ssd so in the next months I will definitely end up upgrading her ssd I was wondering how I would go about that I wish there was a second ssd slot or a hdd slot but I don’t think this desktop has one the current ssd has the os installed on it and I’m terrified of corrupting anything but I want to know how hard it is before I take the ssd card to a computer place to get the data transferred over included pictures incase there’s a slot I’m missing
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You don’t have to replace your boot drive. I recommend you get a SATA SSD from Samsung or Crucial a mid range like the Samsung evo 860 is good enough and highly reliable from personal experience. And there should be a SATA port on the right side of the gpu.