how much room in the hard drive?
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It has 500 GB HDD (not SSD), but today it doesn't mean much. Personally, I'm using few external HDs (for e-books, for pictures, for movies, for music etc.) which is very convenient.
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I have pasted the computer's specs below. I pulled them from another site online.Intel Core i5 3210M (2.50GHz)4GB Memory 500GB HDDIntel HD Graphics 40001366 x 768Windows 8 64-BitDL DVD+-RW/CD-RW
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I have pasted the computer's specs below. I pulled them from another site online. Intel Core i5 3210M (2.50GHz) 4GB Memory 500GB HDD Intel HD Graphics 4000 1366 x 768 Windows 8 64-Bit DL DVD+-RW/CD-RW
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My hard disc is showing total space of 214 GB. I bought it as 256 GB. In bytes it is showing a figure of 230 x 6. A bit confusing. Hope this helps.
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Without opening up my box, I'd say it's too close to call. A hard drive is about 6 inches deep, a fan is about an inch deep, and the fan in the Evercool is set back about 1/2 inch.
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laptop hard drive = 2.5 inches desktop hard drive = 3.5 inches cd / dvd drive = 5.25 inches ssd=2.5 inches small can have adapters to fit larger spaces not larger in smaller in this universe with out strange vertical adapters or higher levels of math.
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I'm not really sure , but I have a 16 GB in it. And that holds quite a bit.
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Hi, I put a Hard drive in after I bought it, I think it will take up to 2tb hard drives/
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After installing Words, Excel, PowerPoint and some essential applications, you'll be left with about 90 gig of hard drive. I think that's more than enough for everyday tasking. I store about a thousand songs and 50 full HD music videos and it only takes up 20 gig. I still have 70 gig left and don't know how to use them up haha. FYI, with 1 gig, you can store hundreds of words/excel/powerpoint files.
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Usually a hard drive in a desk top is 3.5 inches but it could be 2.5 inches chech with the manual that came with your computer
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Depends on what youre trying to store. Typically, for normal/average use, then it should be fine for quite some time. A full computer backup, without any files, is about 13GB of space. I purchased the 2TB...the bigger the better. But, I store a lot of movies, TV shows, and music.
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I have a 1tb transcend that fits the case. I measure this HD as 5 inches by 3 1/4 inches by 3/4 inches. Hope this helps.
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You're not losing all that space to any "formatting", you're just prey to marketing and confusing computer lingo. Hard drive manufacturers dictate a 1GB as 1,000,000,000,000 bytes whereas Windows calculates 1GB it as 1,073,741,824. Technically speaking, windows version of GB really should be referred to as GiB rather than GB. A 500GB hard drive sold by Maxtor/WD/Seagate etc. will show in windows as 465.5 GB. Just as these 8GB cards show as 7.44GB. For simplifying, you can pretty much divide the stated capacity by 1.074 to see what you're actually going to get.
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It fits...but barely. I would recommend buying a slightly bigger case for this drive.
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I Haven't formatted mine I just plugged it in and started storing stuff on it but it is a 32 GB so I would imagine it should have enough space,hope that helps.
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geez you all are so ignorant. the actual space is 64GB but a filesystem is needed to keep track of the files on the disk. how else do you expect it to work without a filesystem?
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I'm honestly not sure. My son ordered it and we ended up returning it because it turns out it wasn't what we needed. I don't think I even touched the hard drive. Sorry.
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The size of the drive is dependent on the operating system you are using 2TB max for XP, Win 7 9TB.
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Your English is great! It is a 500GB I have a 1TB external I use with it too. Never came close to filling up the built in hard drive. Hope that helps.