Nitro N50-160 - SSD upgrade/Secondary

mikebaptista

Hello,

I just bought the Acer Nitro N50-160, and it came with a 512 SSD drive.

What are my options to get more Hard Drive Memory, either by SSD or HDD?

Thanks.

christy1

mikebaptista said:

Thanks for your reply.

Your image doesn't mention any SSD, only HDD.

And also, I think you are mistaken.
After opening the computer (I didn't want to do that), there is NO space for extra SSD.

So, the only option for SSD is to remove the current drive, and install a new one.

Can you confirm this please?

yes your correct.

christy1

mikebaptista

please provided the 1st 10digits of the sn number or the full model number of the unit. so that we can provide the exact info without the guessing. 

mikebaptista

Of course.

DGE1ZEB00704800.....

(PS: My question has an obvious typo, I mean the Acer N50-610, and not 160 of course)

christy1

mikebaptista said:

Of course.

DGE1ZEB00704800.....

(PS: My question has an obvious typo, I mean the Acer N50-610, and not 160 of course)

please check the below options.

mikebaptista

Thank you.
I'm a little confused.

It says Expansion options: Two M.2 Slots.
And beneath, it says: Number of SSD bays:1.

There's already a SSD that came with the computer.
Does that mean it cannot take an extra SSD?
Or is SSD bay different from SSD M.2 slot?

christy1

mikebaptista said:

Thank you.
I'm a little confused.

It says Expansion options: Two M.2 Slots.
And beneath, it says: Number of SSD bays:1.

There's already a SSD that came with the computer.
Does that mean it cannot take an extra SSD?
Or is SSD bay different from SSD M.2 slot?

you can add ssd.

hope its helpful.

mikebaptista

Thanks for your reply.

Your image doesn't mention any SSD, only HDD.

And also, I think you are mistaken.
After opening the computer (I didn't want to do that), there is NO space for extra SSD.

So, the only option for SSD is to remove the current drive, and install a new one.

Can you confirm this please?

christy1

mikebaptista said:

Thanks for your reply.

Your image doesn't mention any SSD, only HDD.

And also, I think you are mistaken.
After opening the computer (I didn't want to do that), there is NO space for extra SSD.

So, the only option for SSD is to remove the current drive, and install a new one.

Can you confirm this please?

yes your correct.

mikebaptista

Thank you. Have a nice day.