Re: I'm assuming that a standard 2.5" SSD would be compatible? Or do I need a different size?  I'd like to know ahead of time how I switch between drives when I do have two or more, and how to choose where things install. please let me know if there's anything else I should know, like drivers, settings yes 2.5" sata ssd works.  M.2 NVMe 2280 ssd works too (80 mm long).   NVMe ssd is faster (and costs more) than 2.5" ssd, but for OS boot you may not notice difference. 2.5" ssd is very easy to install and use, just like traditional 2.5" hdd. Re: drive settings.  just make sure you set bios SATA mode to AHCI (not RAID). M.2 ssd is easy to install too.  It is often plug and play, or sometimes user may run into driver issue. typically, ssd is boot drive to install OS and frequently used programs.  hdd (one or multiple) as secondary storage drives for data (such as large size video and photo).  ssd is great for fast loading OS on start up, but not good for long term archive. note ssd does not help gaming video performance.  it only helps load games faster. Dell factory config examples: 1TB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD (Boot) + 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gb/s (Storage) M.2 256GB PCIex4 SSD + 2TB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
I'm very new to upgrading and just have a few quick questions about adding an SSD to my Aurora R10.First of all, I'm assuming that a standard 2.5" SSD would be compatible? Or do I need a different size?Second of all, I'd like to know ahead of time how I switch between drives when I do have two or more, and how to choose where things install.And third, please let me know if there's anything else I should know, like drivers, settings, etc.Thanks, Jayden
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