Is this a 5 1/4" drive. It doesn't say an even though it came from a search for '5.25 1.2mb floppy drive' I've learned that means nothing on Amazon.
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I have not oprned the package, the usb floppy disc drive I am currently using has occassionally refused to release the disc for removal, but is still working so this Amazon purchase was bought while available if replcement is necessary. No 5¼" dirve is noted on the package but states "compatible Mac OSX, Windows 7, Windoes Vista and Wndows XP". also compatible with USB 1.1/2.0/3..... unfortunately, I am not a computer expert, just know the basics which is adequate for an 89 y.o.
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At the time I was ready to order, it was obvious that the old floppy disk, as was used in the Apple IIe, was NOT what this drive handled. The size of the door was the other clue. However for me, the drive did NOT work at all. It is now a boat anchor, since it was money wasted.
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Correct. search engine probably focused on "floppy drive", since the original floppy is no longer used by very many people.
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The drive I have matches the specifications on http://amazon.com. Height of 6.2 inches, width of 1.7 inches and depth of 4.9 inches.
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I do not know. I liked this drive and the way it worked very much. I ended up having to buy a new computer, but this little drive worked very well.
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As a 2.5" HDD I cannot imagine how it couldn't. While I have not looked up the specs for the Dell Optiplex 745, I can safely attest to the fact that if this HDD doesn't, then no standard drive would.
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I made the misstake of ordering a regular hard drive before i knew there was a differnce but here is a link to one i just found right here on Amazon Seagate SV35 3TB 7200RPM SATA 6-Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Drive for Video Surveillance ST3000VX000
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D&F; S. I am sorry, I don't carry that exact one anymore .. Closest I would have is the Seagate 1TB with CC38.. ST31000528AS I think is the part #.. You could use this drive and downsize it if your trying to put it in a raid install.. Anyways, let me know.. Glad to help if I can.ScottAll Computer Parts
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It is not a drive. It is a *Drive Enclosure" that fits a 2.5" IDE HDD. Hope that helps.
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Hi Walter. This drive works on 3.5 disks. It worked very well reading my old 3.5 floppies when attached to my iMac and my PC.
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No, this unit has 5.25" size itself and can be used for 3,5 hard drives only.
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I don't have it with me, but I will guess. First the drive itself is about 1/2" wide, and around 1/4" thick, and over 2-1/2" long. This fits inside an aluminum tube 3/4" Diameter by 3" long. It has two rubber rings that make the total diameter a little less than an inch. These rings are about 1/4"+ inches wide.
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I searched on eBay, and they offer a refurbished 3.5" floppy drive replacement for what you have. I am saying that the emulator should be compatible for replacement, but can't say for sure. Because, thinking back to my computer days, the earlier drives worked with 750K floppy disks, and then later ones was for 1.44 meg also. So, can't recall if the former or later versions was pin compatible with each other. In computer years, that is a very long time ago. You need to ask the seller how many pins is on his drive emulator, and then check what you have. If you are not a computer savvy person, take your device to most any computer shop for assistance. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful...
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Not sure what a 12.5 mm drive is but if the drive is 12.5 mm (1/2") thick, no.. The whole unit is about 9mm (3/8") thick
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Sorry I don't have an answer for you, the drive is for a Drobo Raid and it's not something that concerned me when I made the purchase. It was however physically an exact match to the Older drive it replaced, I hope that helps.
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Steve, that sounds like a standard 3.5" Form Factor akin to the Seagate ST500NM0001, whose dimensions are 5.78x4.010x1.028 then it should work just fine. If you can find the model number on the drive, it would make it easier to check for sure.
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3/8" drive. Of course you could use a 3/8 to 1/2 adapter... So really it works with both. Quality part though.
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Yes, it's 3.5" and SATA. You can find more information on the drive itself at this link: Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
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No, it is 1.5 inch drive for tablets. I returned it. Totally misleading description