Acer Predator Orion 3000 po3 600- How to upgrade the hard drive?.

Hey

I'd like to know if somebody can help me. I bought a predator orion 3000 po3 600, some years ago, and I'd like to upgrade the hard drive.
I bought a bigger hard drive, a Kingston Fury Renegade 2 TB PCle 4.0 NVMe M.2, already.

The problem is that there's only one spot for this sort of hard drive, and that spot is already taken by the original one!
I'd like to use the new one AND the one that's already there.
How could I do this and is it worth it?
Can I change the hard drives and clone everything to the new one? can I use some adapter and connect both hard drives? Or perhaps I can buy a knew motherboard?

Thanks!

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Jack22

@Jimmy_1

To upgrade the hard drive in your Acer Predator Orion 3000 PO3-600, you can install a new 3.5-inch SATA hard drive in the internal cage, an M.2 NVMe SSD in the available motherboard slot after removing the DVD-ROM drive, or a 2.5-inch SATA SSD in an available SATA port. After physically installing the drive, you may need to clone your old drive or reinstall Windows, especially if you are upgrading the primary boot drive.

Jimmy_1

Thank you for answer.

Im new to this and just opened up the compter the other day. So if you or someone wanna answer I got some more questions and to clearify some.

So there's a Dvd-ROM drive? Wow i didnt knqo that! My has 16 gb ram I think, and 512 gb hard drive. Not sure that Matters but...

Yes I'd prefer to be able to use both the original hard-drive, which I'm pretty sure is an M.2 drive(?) and also like to install and use the new which I'm almost certain is a M.2 drive too (the kingston fury one I wrote about).

SoSo If i got this right, ill just remove the dvd rom space and plug in the kingston dirveat that place?

And also. If it Matters..

I don't really know what to use for what. What programas to use for what drive.

I guess the most simple way is to use Windows 10 (right now I've got Windows 10 but might change) as it is on the original harddrive?

And use the new one for space and for example video editing and other heavy programs (which i wanna start doing but haven't really)? Or do I need to clone and put everything on the new one? It seems as if it could be a little complicated but maybe not! And so it would work to use two m.2 drives then?