So, my PC was assembled for me by the store, so I didn't dig some of the details considering assembly, connecting cables, etc.
There are 2 drive cables connected to the PSU (through Molex, I think), but they both contain 3 SATA power plugs (in a straight line, not the Y splitter). Both lines have 1 Disk each (1 SSD and 1 HDD). So I was wondering, if there is anything I should consider, before connecting a 2nd HDD (for backups)?
My PSU is Chieftec aps-650sb (sadly can't find it on newegg), and the setup is not very power hungry (mATX motherboard with Ryzen 1500 CPU and Aorus 1060 6GB GPU + 16GB RAM).
There are 2 drive cables connected to the PSU (through Molex, I think), but they both contain 3 SATA power plugs (in a straight line, not the Y splitter). Both lines have 1 Disk each (1 SSD and 1 HDD). So I was wondering, if there is anything I should consider, before connecting a 2nd HDD (for backups)?
My PSU is Chieftec aps-650sb (sadly can't find it on newegg), and the setup is not very power hungry (mATX motherboard with Ryzen 1500 CPU and Aorus 1060 6GB GPU + 16GB RAM).
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