“Will this work as a second drive for Dell Dimension E521?”

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• yes it will

  Answered by 19bernhard55 9 years ago

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• It would be better to make it your primary drive

  Answered by Hrddrvguy 9 years ago

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• Absolutely it will work. The format of a drive is what determines the compatibility. Since Windows is formatted as NTFS, the drive will be compatible.

  Answered by JonJonJon 9 years ago

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• Yes, this drive will work as a secondary drive on any computer with an available SATA port for additional drives. Most Dell Dimension models do have a SATA port available. You might need to purchase a SATA cable to connect the drive to the interface on the motherboard if Dell does not have one provided, which it usually does not.

  Answered by DavePinFlorida 10 years ago

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• Yes as long as it accepts a sata connecton

  Answered by afterfx 11 years ago

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• Yes. You can always do this in any computer, so long as there is a place in the case to install the hard drive. To set the disk up with (assuming) windows, search for "Disk Management" and search for the drive and right click it, choose to format it as NTFS. Please don't format the C:\ drive! Be certain you are selecting the right disk. Usually C:\ is on Disk0 and the new disk will be Disk1

  Answered by thatGuy 11 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Pauly 11 years ago

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• Yes...use the primary HD for programs and the second HD for data. Then it can be relocated to another PC when needed or if you upgrade to a new PC

  Answered by Zachie 11 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by HerbC 11 years ago

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• yes it will

  Answered by Tedddy 11 years ago

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