i want to replace my ps4 hdd with this ssd, will it be able to fit into it
1512691
No, the PS4 HD is more akin to a laptop hard drive. it's a 2.5" HD This Seagate SSD is a 3.5 inch so it's a bit bigger.
1512692
if you dont want to invest much with SSD and want more space, you can buy seagate 2.5 in SSHD here: http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Solid-Hybrid-2-5-Inch-ST1000LM014/dp/B00B99JUBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386149777&sr=8-1&keywords=2.5+sshd
1512693
You could possibly use this 3.5 inch drive if you purchase the new nyko databank which allows you to use 3.5 inch HDDs but dont use anything higher than 4TB.
1512694
if you dont want to invest much with SSD and want more space, you can buy seagate 2.5 in SSHD here: Seagate 1TB Laptop Gaming SSHD (Solid State Hybrid Drive) SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 2.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000LM014)
1255178
Yes it did fit in the case( i used the the 2.5' HDD) but there no gap or space between the hard drive and AMD factory CPU fan, They are like bonded together on the top left edge of the cpu fan. Not sure if i replace with SSD it would have space between the CPU fan and SSD.
641988
No, not as far as I know. This is an HD meant for Deskstops, I really doubt it will fit in your PS3/4.
1318728
Yes. But the capacity will be a little smaller and SSD drives a alot more expensive than disk drives. So you can upgrade it if you wanted to.
2149648
There should be no issues with this drive, it fits in my Drobo which is the same size as the drive bay in the playstations.
1085
yes you can upgrade the hdd but im not sure on the size and also not sure on the ssd hdd. hope this helps.
1888196
Sorry no I put it in my ps4 and put the ps4 hard drive in my ps3. All I can say is it works great in the ps4.
687516
This HDD does work well with the PS4. Those who have had problems are those who don't have 1.70 software, or later, running on their PS4. Just make sure that you also format the USB drive to FAT32. I recommend you have 1.70 software or later already running on your PS4, then switching out HDDs. Also make sure the software you use to reinitialize is around 900MB. There is another with the same name that is around 300MB, this would be the wrong one and lead to errors.
1116039
you will need to reformat the replacement drive and the data that is on your existing drive will not be automatically transferred to the new drive. I would recommend that you go to the Sony PS support website for more in depth support / answers at - https://support.us.playstation.com/
2154415
I am not sure but it should fit in place of a standard 3.5" drive. The issue I had was that as the connection is offset a few mm when compared to the original drive it was very difficult to get sufficient reach on my iMac cables to connect to the SSD when installed in the converter. Just something to be aware of.
1230896
If you can access your present hdd and it has space for the standard size hdd it should work
435416
It depends on what you mean by "will this work." If you mean "could I put the original ps4 hdd in this, put in a bigger drive, then use this as additional storage on my PS4?" I have no idea. If you mean "can I take the original PS4 hdd out and use this as an external drive for my computer?" the answer is yes.
687520
yes works well...no issues seen. follow the directions from sony hdd upgrade and get the larger file...think it was 500mb or so....for new drive install.....do hate how you cant back anything up on ps4 except game saves...so you have to redownload everything....i had a god 60+ gb
1129227
you wanna replace your drive or add this one? My computer has a additional space for mSATA ssd, so I don't quite worry about that. But if your computer needs your to replace your drive, I would recommend your a HDD+SSD drive. The first thing you have to check is the interface, is your computer has a mSATA port or just SATA port. The one you are looking at which is the one I am using is mSATA, u don't need to worry about the size of this drive it is the smallest one, size should be compatible. The port is the important thing you have to considered.
261433
Yes, it certainly will fit and work. Just remember... space inside the enclosure is at a premium, so play it smart by plugging in the connections first, then lower the drive into the enclosure for application of screws. Enjoy.
999372
The new drive MUST have at least the same capacity as the original drive. In other words, the SSD drive must be equal to 300GB or more for it to wor, regardless of how much data you have on the original drive.
1271815
Yes. I immediately swapped out the 750GB 2.5" HDD for a 256 Samsung 830 SSD with no problems. Buy an external enclosure for the 750GB and you're set for more than enough storage.