Will this work with a Seagate Barracuda UltraATA drive?
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I only know it works good on my old Samsung drive but will not work on my WD drive, WD requires some kind of support software that is not available.You are on your own with the Seagate.
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This works with any hard drive with a SATA interface. It should work with the Seagate Barracuda UltraATA drive.
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Hi Robert, It should so far mine has read every drive that I have used it on Except on one. That was a Western Digital Blue 1 Tb.
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I don't know; I haven't tried it. I am using "regular" e-SATA drives which work fine. Suggest contacting the manufacturer directly since they would know.
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Not likely. Your machine uses IDE drives and this is a SATA drive, I suspect you need Seagate ST3320620A 320GB Barracuda 7200.10rpm 16MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard DriveBTW, your machine will allow you to add a second drive, so if your original drive is functional but out of space, a second drive may help (but if you are not comfortable working on these machines, you may need to hire someone to install a second drive)
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Do not know the answer to this; I used it only on the Seagate drive specified in the product description above.
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Can't see why not. Works well with my Maxstor & Seagate sATA. Big problem with IDE drives -- don't fit. USB 2.0 only. Recommend you look at a USB 3.0 -- backwards compatible with 2.0.
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It has worked with all my SATA drives from 100GB to 750GB. You'll have to use an adapter for pin conversion.
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The connections to the drive cages are plain SATA and a Molex power connector to power the cage, so you could put 12x2TB, 12x3TB, 12x4TB and so on. As long as the drives are standard SATA drives like (http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Barracuda-3-5-Inch-Internal-ST3000DM001/dp/B005T3GRLY/) you will not have any issues. I currently have 12x3TB in mine with no issues.
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If the drive is a standard sata it will not work. U will need a sata cable. This is a micro sata cable for 1.8 drives
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All SATA is backward compatible AFAIK. I think that's why Seagate doesn't mention it in their specs. I've never had a problem -- I'm using two of these (3GB each) in a NAS that only supports 3gbs.
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I don't know the answer to that, as I've never tried it. It might be a proprietary adapter, and only work with the Seagate product.
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I have a 3T Seagate Barracuda that I bought a year or so ago that I threw into it and it works just fine. Try upgrading your firmware.
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It should work. This reader is not specific toaparticular drive. I used it on Samsung and Seagate drives.
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I am migrating to the WD Red drives. I have the 3 TB versions and will start using the 4 TB versions as I upgrade. I had Seagate Barracuda 2 TB ST2000DM001's installed and they have been failing VERY consistently. I deployed the Seagate's at work in a DS1511+ and have had similar issues with them there. I am replacing them with WD Reds. I wanted the higher spindle speed of the Seagate's but to have them failing so much I'm never using them again. Thankfully I recovered before we had a catastrophic failure.
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I am not sure, but I believe so.The 2.5" form factor is correct.I am less sure about this: the PATA (new version) interface of the enclosure is compatible with the ATA (older version) of the drive.For less than $5, I'd say go for it.
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Hello Malenda, I don't have that answer I am sorry. But you can probably contact the Company they are pretty good at answering Questions. :-) http://seagateproducts.com/ I just know it works great for my Family and I. Have a Blessed Day
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It will work I have an enteral 3tb and the external USB 4tb seagate works fine...
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Yes, this will adapt both SATA connectors of the drive through the card to an IDE cable. Your Seagate description is: Seagate Barracuda 120GB SATA Hard Drive, Manufacturer: SEAGATE, Model: ST3120026AS, RPM: 7200, Interface: SATA, Firmware: 8.05, Capacity: 120GB. You didn't provide any specifications on the older computer so it is a guess on my part about the IDE interface, but it should be fine.