Adding a Second/ Replacing 2TB HDD

You can easily do this yourself.

I would YouTube how to install a Hard Drive. All it takes is two cables, a SATA DATA & SATA power.

If you'd like to order the HDD through us, feel free to contact us.

If you ordered through an online e-tailer, feel free to contact us, we'd love to help you install it.

@Cretae how do I do that cause I am not familiar with inside of a computer...

Originally posted by JamesRojas22 @Cretae how do I do that cause I am not familiar with inside of a computer...

Like Stellar said, Google online videos. "How do I install a hard drive?" Everyone was in your shoes once, but some things like RAM, hard drives, and GPUs are pretty easy to do. Basically, you open the case, find where it goes, fasten it down and plug it in.

Don't get another HDD unless you really like slow. A SATA solid state drive (SSD) is over 10 times faster and easier to work with. Don't use DS for a parts supplier, either. They have enough on their plate right now building to suit.

If you don't know ANYONE who could help you, and you never ordered anything online, go to Best Buy and get an SSD there and have them install it.

Originally posted by JamesRojas22 I own a Level 4 Lynx that I’ve had since September of Last Year it’s amazing. I am now running out of space in the 2TB Seagate/Toshiba Storage. Should I add another HDD but make it bigger with a 10TB or just replace the 2TB with the 10TB. And if I can should I go through with it thru Digital Storm since I do not know how to do anything with a computer only how to turn it on play games on it and add files lol THIS IS MY CONFIGURATION #. 3278926

Damn, that's a lot of space to use up in such a short amount of time! It took around several years for me to go from using under 100 Gb to having only 64 Gb free space on my 1 Tb hard drive. I soon found out I had over 500 Gb of cab files in my Windows\Temp directory. After moving all the files from my Windows\Logs\CBS file to an external drive, I deleted all of the cab files from the Windows\Temp directory and ended up with well over 600 Gb free space.

Unless its filled with nothing but games, some of the stuff you could probably just move to a 1-4 Tb USB drive.
If the data is mostly games, then yeah, you might want to think about going with a 4 Tb M.2 SSD. The good thing about it is you'll be able to uninstall any games you're not currently playing and free up space while being able to reinstall them much quicker later on if you decide to go back to them.
The one thing I hate with mechanical hard drives is when you have like 1 Gb or more worth of updates for a game, it can take forever...