Presario CQ5110F: COMPAQ Presario CQ5110F adding a second hard drive and...

Good so I took the lead when writing my original post on how to combine the two computers successfully.
Not enough research, no question, just a little say aloud... Sorry about that.
http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/HP-Pavilion-slimline-s3505f-amp-...

I had little time today messing with both ' puters and discovered...
They need a good cleaning and had.
The noise of the Presario is indeed the fan on the radiator, it's just old and tired. Who cannot be strong in a music room; new fan may not be too expensive.
So I decided the Presario is my starting point.

I would add the hard drive of the Slimline as slave; they have different connectors tho.

(1) if I just unplug the V2000 CD reader (that has the straight plugs) and use them to connect the second hard drive will I just lost my CD player? It is very good.
(2) what parameters of rider (if any) do I need to have on each disc? Do not see outside the car Slimlines.

I looked closer 2 slots for RAM and noticed that beside them there seems to be 2 places in addition to the Board of Directors, unused with no present holders plastic.

(3) is it possible to add more slots and double the RAM? I would get 8 + GB and a 64-bit system end by ;~)

Neither office seems to have the ability to run 2 monitors as is. No problem 29 "should do for now.
Can't see a way to take the card out of the Slimline wireless and put it in the Presario. Internet not immediately necessary, hard connection cable always an option.

All the other tips and advice on how to optimize my sytem are also welcome.
Thank you for your time and helping an old guy handyman.
See you soon!

COMPAQ Presario CQ5110F (2008ish)
Processor AMD Athlon X 2 7550 Dual Core 2.5 GHz = Socket: AM2 +.
Card mother = Narra5 M2N68 - THE Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 Socket: AM2 +.
Memory RAM = 4 GB RAM DDR2 DIMM PC2-6400 MB/s
= Video/graphic card nVidia GeForce 6150SE integrated graphics
Sound/Audio = Audio integrated Realtek ALC888S
Hard = 320 GB SATA 7200 RPM drive
CD/DVD Player = DVD +/-R / RW 16 X SuperMulti SATA drive
OS = Vista Edition Windows Home Premium SP1
Power = 300w
Case = Mid size 38cmHx17cmWx43cmL ATX

Hard drives has no different connectors if they are both SATA specifications like other post indicated.

There is no adjustment to make on hard disks of the rider SATAS. According to me, that one can think of the old school the IDE drives.

) If I just unplug the V2000 CD reader (that has the straight plugs) and use them to connect the second hard drive will I just lost my CD player? It is very good.

The image below is a diagram for your motherboard. You have enough SATA ports to be used for the second and even a third hard drive.

DDR2 memory modules can be a little difficult to source. The current generation of add-on memory is the DDR3 specification.

Perform a Google or any search engine is your preference in the memory of the source by using the update of Compaq presario CQ5110F RAM as keywords.

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