Would this support a 1 TB internal drive?
1542568
It must be a laptop drive. My Western Digital Blue was just a couple millimeters too thick to fit properly but I can live with it.
1542569
I believe the max is 1TB. I use a sata 250GB with no issues. I have a section from the Micca Slim Store pasted below to give more details."It has a 720P HDMI output for sending sharp and clear video and audio in pure ... The Slim's internal drive bay accommodates all 2.5" SATA hard drives for up to 1TB* in storage capacity! ... As of this writing, the largest available drive is 1TB."
1542570
Sorry for the late respond but according to the box it can support up to 1tb max I have a 500 gig in mine
1716658
it can handle as many TB as you'd like but it's better to use the data than the USB. also very careful when you take out the drives. it's very fragile. hope this helps. cheers
14557
I don't see why not. I'm running two new WD Blue 1TB drives (striped) and they work fine.
504793
The drive would be compatible, but I am not seeing a dramatic increase in performance.
919443
Sorry, I run Windows, don't do "I" products, the actual available storage is slightly less than 500GB's, so if you need 500 I'd go bigger, there is a 750 & a 1TB on Amazon
2181952
The case only supports 9.5mm the drive inside will go to 1tb but sizes of the drive height is the only restriction. I would choose a case that would support at lease 15mm for new 2tb disk for further upgrades.
754909
The Power rails on mine can't support more than one drive at a time (thing broke within two weeks or so). I wouldn't rely on it for heavy server storage loads.
813651
This is not an internal or external hard drive. It is an external casing. So it does not matter what the OS is as long as you have USB support, the enclosure should work.
1897498
Not 100% sure but I can only get my 1TB inside the case so anything slightly larger would be no.
1242322
Absolutely. I installed a 2TB drive in mine 6 months ago. Works like a charm.
1387523
I have a 2TB drive in mine. But with prices and for redundancy I would recommend dual 1 TB drives
1459795
NO. It appears that 1TB is the max size supported. The v1.06 firmware will support 1.5TB drives, but D-Link has been promising to release it since October 2008. See this post by one of their engineers on their support forum: http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=2663.0
382267
Yes, Under x64 16TB is seen depending on your configuration, partition type, For more info please See: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2581408?wa=wsignin1.0
167960
It should work yes. I think the 1.5TB HDD would be too thick to fit in the drive bay.
1130301
Dan...I'm afraid I don't know. I've only put the 1TB WD MyPassport in it. If the Seagate you're interested in has the same or smaller dimensions, then you'll be just fine. There isn't a lot of extra room in the case for a much larger drive.
74521
Well I didn't try that but am sure its not support any hdd Thicer than 9.5 mm so not possible even to try any hdd more than 1 tb as it should be more Thicke than 9.5 mm
1008218
Since it only has 1 TB input, no. But you could daisychain a USB 3.0 device from it.