• Reviews around drive (1.30 of 5)

    Acer Aspire Desktop, 7th Gen Intel Core i5-7400, 12GB DDR4, 2TB HDD, Windows 10 Home, TC-780-ACKI5

    • The hard drive is fast and the 12gb of ram makes a huge difference
    • It wasn't BAD before, but now I could see using this as my main PC.So if you want a great low cost PC buy this Acer and upgrade the hard drive
    • As other reviewers have noted, it lags slightly when waking up from hibernation, possibly due to the hard drive.
    • Unfortunately, the first one of these machines apparently had a defective DVD/CD drive.
    • is integrated- CD drive is attached to the case
    • I would have to get a computer with SSD drives because I can't afford to lose a mechanical drive
    • 7200rpm hard drive (slightly faster then the 5200 rpm variety)
    • Very little bloat wear loaded, hard drive nice and quiet and responsive
    • I like that they put two USB 3 ports on the front panel, so you can attach external hard drive or a memory stick to the front
    • Four smaller screws were needed to screw the SSD into the drive bay, but the original hard drive screws were too big for the SSD
    • I actually returned the one I ordered thinking the hard drive was going bad
    • If you ever get a solid state drive, you will want to connect it to the SATA 3 port.
    • 12 GIG of memory and the 2 TB hard drive are great for under $500.00.
    • I hope SSD's get bigger and cheaper, because this will be my last regular hard drive
    • You had to load and boot up DOS every time you turned on the computer and it had zero hard drive--you saved everything to big giant floppy discs
    • I've had this PC for 5 months with very little use, the optical drive & hard drive are both defective !
    • For example, I've seen other workstations where the drive bays are in the way of installing a 7 inch card, which would be a problem for the GTX970.I also replaced the 3.5 inch hard drive with a 2.5 inch SSD and installed a clean copy of Windows 10 Home, which automatically re-used the Windows 10 Home key from the original hard drive's factory install
    • Hard drive crash
    • Only thing negative to some might be the hard drive noise is noticeable but doesn't bother me
    • Needed a larger hard drive and 12 GB of RAM
    • The first upgrade I plan on making is adding a 250 GB SSD hard drive for the operating system
    • A fast System, but hard drive is loud.
    • TB hard drive (7200RPM fast) is more than we need but a very good size for people who will be saving photos as well as documents
    • Nothing fancy - it has integrated graphics, regular spinning hard drive, 12 G RAM.One thing to note: it's NOT easily upgradable in any aspect:- power supply is 300 W only (too low to support upgrading to a good
    • While there are mounting holes to add another hard drive or 2.5" SSD, there is not an available SATA connection on the motherboard
    • Only thing is the motherboard on this Acer Aspire only has two SATA ports, so I had to unplug the DVD drive to plug in both the SSD and 2TB hard drive that came with the system
    • The 2TB hard drive gives a nice size of storage for videos and photos
    • UPDATE 12/2/17I was really getting frustrated about the boot time and general lag performing some basic tasks, so I upgraded the hard drive by adding an SSD as the main Windows drive
    • It would take two minutes to add another hard drive (such as a small SSD) or a graphics card
    • I am swapping in a $50 128GB SSD for the OS and using the 2TB hard drive to store images and junk instead
    • The hard drive is a bit noisy and even at
    • Hard drive crash
    • You get a two-terabyte hard drive.
    • I was pleased with the price for a computer with a 2TB Hard Drive and 12 GB DDR4 Memory.
    • 12Gb memory and 2 TB hard drive are hard to find on sub $600 computer.
    • That's not due to the clock speed of the processor, it's all caused by the hard drive
    • In the answered questions someone says it's the hard drive.
    • The only things that it lacks in a dedicated graphics card, a proper set up to allow for two internal hard drives without having to unplug the disc drive, I could not register this at the Acer website because it did not recognize the model number et
    • By the way, there is plenty of space for a 2nd hard drive
    • The included 2TB hard drive is loud but performs ok.
    • A simple download and install of Classic Shell, and like magic all my old files appears on my old hard drive and my backup drive
    • I purchased it, swapped out my hard drives and GPU (GTX 970 reference) and was extremely happy with the performance
    • Hard drive has basic performance, which is fine in most cases but will be slow if you deal with either very large or numberous files.
    • You can hear the hard drive
    • The 2TB hard drive that came with the PC seemed pretty quick but I decided to add a Samsung SSD like I do with all my new computers.
    • It ships with a 2 TB hard drive, but it's not an SSD, so even at 7200 RPMs if you're used to a computer with an
    • The hard drive is fast and the 12gb of ram makes a huge difference
    • The 300W PSU was only plugged into 4 locations - the 24 pin mother board outlet, the 4 pin CPU outlet, the hard drive, and the DVD drive
    • Plus: great value, 2tb hard drive and 12 gb of ram are unusual at this price point
    • I'm more frustrated that they won't replace my PC, instead I have to find a box, wipe hard drive, ship to Texas, & wait several weeks before I get a repaired PC
    • The hard drive on this thing was so noisy we couldn't take it
    • 12MB of memory and 2 TB of hard drive make this an excellent value
    • The hard drive sounds like a machine gun, the smallest task is using 99% of the disk usage
    • 2 TB of hard drive space should be enough for you
    • Performance has been quite surprising, considering it is on a standard hard drive
    • There is a SATA 3 port being used for the hard drive and a SATA 2 port being used for the DVD-RW
    • It has a nice big 7200 RPM hard drive, and a decent amount of memory, and there also seems to be room to expand.
    • A solid state hard drive (SSD) would make the unit pretty much silent
    • A solid state hard drive (SSD) would make the unit pretty much silent
    • If you want to add a second hard drive, you’re going to have to either disconnect the DVD drive and use its SATA 2 port or buy a PCIE1 SATA 3 add-on card and connect your 2nd hard drive to the port on the card
    • Only four stars because the hard drive is so distracting.
    • It only has two sata connectors on the motherboard so you have one for the included Hard drive and one for the optical drive.
    • Also, I was pleasantly surprised to see the motherboard had an M.2 SSD slot which was great because I had a spare M.2 SSD lying aroundBad: the hard drive is kinda loud so upgrade and the BIOS is awful!
    • Plus: great value, 2tb hard drive and 12 gb of ram are unusual at this price point
    • I couldn't use my faster SSD drive from my old system because of this.
    • The only thing not perfectly quiet is the soft thumping sound of the mechanical hard drive
    • The hard drive sounds like a machine gun, the smallest task is using 99% of the disk usage
    • I like the computer but the hard drive is VERY LOUD
    • Noisy hard drive