Exactly, you can have both drives installed and yes the 500GB SSD will be fine. The ideal situation would be to use the SSD as the boot drive and the HDD for storage or games/files/etc. The reason being that the SSD is about 3-4 x faster than an HDD. But if you don't want to clone drives or reinstall Windows then using the SSD for a second drive will be fine.
Hi, I have a Dell Vostro 3470 Desktop PC at home. It is just over 4 years old and is not supported under extended warranty by Dell, hence my post here. I want to know if this desktop has an M.2 port with NVMe support, as I want to install an M.2 NVMe SSD on my PC and upgrade to Windows 11. Find Windows 10 working very sluggishly despite having reinstalled OS earlier this year. Was advised to replace HDD with an M.2 NVMe SSD which will offer much faster read-write speeds and hence improve performance significantly. Would appreciate any feedback on this to proceed further. TIA Cheers Ramesh
Does Dell Vostro 3470 Desktop have M.2 port with NVMe support ?