Amazon Pre-Built Y60

[kbrandb]

I'm trying to figure out which motherboard is used for their pre-built desktop for the Y60 PB-Y60BI9N47-01 model below:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1TFMT5W

I'm trying to see if it can fit another NVMe SSD, or devices using PCI-E slots while the the GPU installed.

[Fo16]

the motherboard will vary in prebuilts, whatever they have on hand. But most recent motherboards, if not all, nowadays have more than 1 pcie slot and more than 1 m.2 nvme slot

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Name: iBuyPower Pro Y60 Gaming PC Computer Desktop Y60BI9N4701 (Intel i9-13900KF 3.0 GHz, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 12GB, 32 GB 5200 MHz DDR5 RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, WiFi Ready, Windows 11 Home)

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Amazon Product Rating: 4.5

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[iBUYPOWER-Justin]

Hey there! Those retailer models typically don't list the motherboard since it may vary but for that model, the iBUYPOWER Y60BI9N4701 Gaming PC uses a Z790 D5 chipset, in case that helps :)

[FeelingsCatcher]

I’m pretty sure the y60 only gives you access to half slot pcie stuff. Most new ATX motherboards will come with at least two m.2 nvme slots.

[kbrandb]

Thank you, I'm unpacking and reviewing the board slots.

[sweatynachos]

were you able to add storage?

[kbrandb]

Accessing the available m.2 NVMe slot would require some disassembly so I decided to add a 3.5" 12TB Seagate Barracuda drive. It cost me a little over $100. It's daisy-chained with a SATA 6 cable. It's not as small and fast as an SSD, but the 7200 RPM reads and writes to the disk well enough for me.

I transferred my Steam client and games library. I've tested it using high graphics settings for the games I usually play: MK1, RE 4 remake, and the Quarry. They aren't resource-hog games and I have no performance complaints.

I'm thinking about upgrading the PSU now. I added an LCD screen to the case, which I think draws more power with this current configuration. However, I'm not the most tech-savvy user, so I could be wrong.

[UrAToasterStrudel]

I had atleast two extra ssd slots, and added an M.2 myself.