harddrive size for desktop
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Don't listen to those who say 3.5 inch HDD. I jhave used these and now SDDs for over 8 years in my desktops and for those I build for othwers. Theya re awesome. less power, less heat, less noise. Go for it.
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This is a notebook/laptop 2.5" drive! For desktops you should be looking at 3.5", unless your desktop is different and requires a 2.5" drive (like an iMac).
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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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3.5" is desktop, 2.5" is laptop, there are caddies that will allow you to mount a 2.5" disk on a desktop, since the SATA connectors are the same
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AOLIKES 5.25" PC Media Dashboard Front Panel USB 3.0 HUB SD MS MMC CF XD TF M2 Card Reader SATA ESATA
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If the computer has the correct sata data and power connectors yes, also you should get the 12.7mm version as your desktop supports that size
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Most desktop computers have from two to four 5.25" drive bays for DVD or CD drives, or in my case Removable SATA type hard drives. You can find the removable drive bay for the 5.25" bay slot on Amazon, although the SATA bays make the most sense, you might find some for SCSI or even older technology. The width of the bay is 5.25, while the 3.5" HDD slips in through a latching gate.
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yes 5.25" is the bay size of your desktop PC which is CD drom drive. the tray is fitting into that bay and 3.5" HD fitting into that tray
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I bought these: HGST Travelstar 7K1000 2.5-Inch 1TB 7200 RPM SATA III 32MB Cache Internal Hard Drive 0J22423. The fastest, largest drive I could find that fits the 9mm height limit. Be careful of the model; HGST makes other models at lower speed, etc.
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The hard drive is 3.5 inch and fits into a desktop slot. I think notebook PC's have much smaller hard drive slots. You could probably get a usb to sata adapter, and some notebooks have sata, but I don't think it will fit inside a notebook. Consult the manufacturer documentation to be sure.
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You can use any size, but some space will be reserved for system stuf and your os, so for examle if you install w7 on 128gb ssd after all updates you will have about 100gb free or less depending what programa you installed. Ad if you enable Ower-provisioning that would cast you again 10% of disk size.
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no problem, it can fit 2.5" 500GB Hard Drive. you find the suitable product, hope you enjoy it.thanks.
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Hard drive is 7mm SATA3 type with 6Gbps bandwidth, also you can use mSATA slot for expansion
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I found this link using google:http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-General/The-maximum-size-for-an-internal-hard-drive-for-the-ps3/td-p/30880498
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This hard drive comes with a 2mm adapter that takes the hard drive from 7.5mm to 9.5mm. this is for laptops that originally came with a 9.5mm hard drive. If you want to mount this in a desktop case you'll need a 2.5" to 3.5" hard drive adapter. that will allow it to be mounted in the same spot as your current 3.5" desktop hard drive. some cases have 2.5 as well as 3.5 mounting spots...but that's usually home made computers...and not manufactured ones. good luck.
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The hard drive is a 1.8" form factor micro-sata drive. Any capacity drive is supported, so long as it is 1.8" form factor with a micro-sata connection.
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This is your average internal hard drive for a PC. This is considered a 3.5" drive. Smaller laptop ones are considered 2.5" hard drives.
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The default is 3.5" drives. I have used an IcyDock to support 2.5" SSD drives as well.
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If you are using it for a desktop, you probably want the 3.5" size, not the 2.5". It will most likely cost you less and fit better in the hard drive bay.
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I believe your hard drive is 2.5 inch. Check the specification of the cable wether it is a ZIF type or PATA/etc.