Great value for a PC, LOVE the SSD as it makes everything load up almost instantly and should provide a much longer life span than a regular hard drive. However, with over 600GB of stored pictures and videos (backed up to my OneDrive account) I knew I would need an additional SSD for storage. I had bought a 2TB Samsung SSD last year to try and clone my prior desktop system to it and move from my older, slowing and failing hard drive. For reasons it didn't work, so here I am.Problem is when you take off the case you will see there is no hard drive cage with extra slots for another drive, and the power cable going from the power unit to the hard drive doesn't have a spare SATA power cable just hanging out. The SATA cable does have 3-4 female slots on it, so you can plug in the correct cable to power up your SSD. Here is the one I found on Amazon, which is half the price for the same thing from my local Micro Center: ASIN B07MDXBVMC (just copy and search the "B07MDXBVMC " on Amazon and it will come up).I can't recall if the Samsung came with its own data cable, but here is one that has gotten good reviews on Amazon, the ASIN number is: B07JW9RMTGYou will see I think 2-3 spare data slots on the motherboard to plug the data cable into. I just plugged everything in and then attached the Samsung SSD to the bottom of the inside of the PC case with a 3M command strip, so I could easily peel it off if I ever needed to remove the SSD. This way it would be out of the way and not banging into any other components.Obviously turn off your PC before you install the new SSD. Once you have everything plugged in then put the case cover back on and boot up. Open windows file explorer and you should see the new drive as a separate label. You can google "how to change location of pictures folder on windows 10" to move that folder (and documents/music/video if you wish) to the new SSD so your main SSD that came with the computer is reserved for the operating system and installed programs. Hopefully this will last me for 5+ years.