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Question: Does the 2nd hard drive bay come with a hard drive caddy?  or did you purchase it separately and if so, where did you purchase it?
Document: When it's put to its paces it definitely produces a lot of heat (more on that later) but unlike my previous (I'll quit the *cough* HP *cough* namecalling) laptop the keyboard does not get uncomfortably hot, in fact it hardly gets warm.There's a second hard disk bay in this laptop, and the 2nd drive can be mounted without a caddy or even without screws.
This is the best laptop I had ever had. (1)The sound quality is superior, I never has any laptop has the better sound quality than this. DELL, LENOVO, HP, ASUS,ACER. Forget to say, ASUS has the WORST sound quality of all. (2)The laptop has 32 GM maximum memory installation slots, and 2 hard drive bay, this is really cool. (3)And the fan noise is whisper almost not audible.
It also has an Ethernet jack, HDMI, VGA and separate microphone and headset jacks. I find the CD-Rom eject button difficult to press since it provides little to no feedback.PerformanceThe hard-drive that came with this system holds back its potential. It's a 750GB drive that runs at 5400RPM. I swapped it for aa SSD (Samsung's 840 series at 250GB). To my excitement, I found that there is a second hard-drive bay in this system after exposing the internals.
I've had my P75-A7200 for a week or two now, so I don't have a ton of experience on it - what I will note is:The hard drive is impressively quick for a 5400 RPM drive. This was one of my reservations in buying the laptop - this, and the OS.
I bought this laptop and had it for a week when the hard drive crashed. I got a replacement and had it for a week and two days when it also had a hard drive crash. Needless to say I got my money back. Very disappointed.
I must Admit, This laptop is off the chain. It has 8 gigs of ram, very easy to setup, it is very fast,1080p, and you name it! 750 gig hard drive and it's really slick. My opinion, it"s one of Toshiba top shelf models, It may not be a flagship model, but it is a top shelf model.
Room for a second hard drive. 17&#34; 1920 x 1200 screen. HDMI out w/Harman Kardon speakers AND 4 USB 3.0 ports for $800.00. The older/current software I'm using doesn't require a dedicated video card and the older packages that do are very well served by the HD 4600.
I put in the 8 gig of RAM from my previous computer and this computer is a solid piece of hardware. No complaints at all. Shipping was fine, and adequately protected. My seller had the computer on its way the day after my purchase. BUY IT.
It will take me a bit to get comfortable with all this laptop has to offer and there are a few glitches that need to be worked out regarding the Windows 8 software and me. But overall, I am glad that I made this purchase. Hopefully it will be as diligent as my last Toshiba laptop with Windows XP.
I started this journey looking for a laptop to replace my aging 2006 MacBook Pro. Originally--budgetary considerations being what they are--the plan was to purchase a refurbished MacBook Pro; one that could still had the hardware specifications to handle OS X Lion at the low end.
Answer: I constructed my own bracket to secure the oem drive in drive bay 2. The ssd was installed in bay 1 with the existing bracket.