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hi welcome Simon here in this video
let's talk about Acer asire TC
1780 if you're not sure where to look
for the model here's on the side of it
you can find that it says TC
1780 this is a brand new desktop and I
would like to do is to take it apart to
show you what are the things that you
can upgrade and what are the things that
is built internally let's find out so
I'll be using a Philip screwdriver first
we need to remove the two screws there's
going to be one screw here the second
screw is going to be on the
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top once you remove two of the screws
you then can slide the side panel to the
right slide it to the right and that is
the internal part of the
desktop to get further into the computer
you definitely need to remove this metal
bracket as well as the front panel
there are three Clippers here just lift
it up and slightly slide it towards
yourself and then once you have that
lift it up a little bit so that you can
remove from the bottom part of the front
panel once the front panel is
removed get a Philip screwdriver remove
four
screws one two three and four
and what you need to do is to
slide this metal bracket kind of push it
down and slide it away from it this is
where the Gap allows it to be push in
and slide
inwards like such push it in and slide
inwards to go underneath to that place
so to remove it slide it out and remove
it just like
that all right let's take a look at the
internal part of it but before there's a
little metal bracket here that is
covering up it sounds like well it seems
like to be a CD slot where you can play
a DVD drive or CD drive uh doesn't seem
to have the DVD slot in there it just a
metal bracket so I'm not sure why they
even
built a mounting bracket where there's
no optical drive at
all so once the three screws are
removed this metal bracket can be slide
out towards
itself let's take a look at the internal
part of the computer very
obvious that
the power supply is being built on the
very top here here's the
motorboard that's the CPU you have two
Ram slot the only thing that is used is
the first Ram slot you can add
additional
RAM once I remove the ram I can identify
this Ram here runs on a ddr4 it says pc4
means ddr4 this is an 8 gigs Ram so you
can add it up to 16 by having eight and8
well they do have the seta controller
here the slot for you to add hard drives
and the metal bracket here comes with
the
screws I believe those screws are
allowed you to mount hard drive it says
hdd2 hdd1 that means you can have two
hard drives uh mounted onto the bracket
either the SSD drive for the regular 3.5
in Drive however the
the power supply does not have enough
power or the cables for the seta cont uh
for the hard drive there's no four pin
connector for the hard drive so not sure
how this computer going to power up the
hard drive without any power it looks
like you might have to find or buy
separately on these two slot of cable
for the power that comes in definitely
doesn't come from the power supply it
may have been coming from the motorboard
so need to find it out how to upgrade um
additional hard drive with the power on
this Acer TC
1780 that is the M2 SSD drive this is
the uh 52 GB you can definitely upgrade
to 1 TB if you need to now they do have
PC e slot where you can upgrade your
graphics card but I don't think that the
um uh a powerful graphics card can be
upgraded to the computer because that
the power supply does not have any six
pin or 8 pin connector for you to
add power to the graphics card so if you
want to have a graphics card you're
definitely going to be a low profile a
graphics card that does not need power
all right this is the Wi-Fi card
the computer has a built G Wi-Fi so you
can receive Wi-Fi
here that's pretty much it it's pretty
straightforward the computer have two
HDMI slot which allows you to have dual
monitor if you're planning to use dual
screen there 1 2 3 4 5 USB port in the
back and there two USB port in the front
ethernet Jack and the power on the on
the very top the computer only have one
fan which is the CPU fan it doesn't have
any
um intake fan so there's no intake fresh
air coming in from the front and there's
no exhaust going out from the back so if
you need to have exhaust add up to the
computer to cool off the computer
definitely you need to buy a separate
fan on it and install it right here on
the top left corner which is the uh the
CPU system fan exhaust power all right
that's pretty much it if you have any
question uh please comment down below
check the link I'll link it where you
can buy this from Amazon hopefully this
is helpful thanks for watching until
next time bye now
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