I've got a 320 Gbytes Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 Ultra ADA hard drive from my old computer. Will it work with this enclosure?
1459396
Definitely! I have the same hard drive and i got it from my old pc too. It'll work.
1459397
no,its made for sata drives,but they used to make one for ata drives but I dont know if amazon carries them .
512456
Yes, the Seagate hard drive works with either 2.0 or 3.0 . . . the transfer rate is faster with 3.0
411847
If its a 3.5 HDD thannit should work. But the only bad thing about the enclosure is that its a pain to take apart. If you have a few bucks to spar I recommend something that is easier to open.
48392
It should be - I would be very surprised it wasn't! This is a standard enclosure for 3.5" SATA disk drives, and the WD drive you are asking about is a standard 3.5" SATA disk drive. Any modern 3.5" SATA drive should be fine with this enclosure.
411848
You need to know if drive is SATA (small flat connection) or PATA ( large with many pins)This particular enclosure uses SATA connection. Hope this helps
2155477
I am using firmware 1.06 and my Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 ST31500341AS 1.5TB works great.
440713
Don't know about your particular hard drive but if your drive has a SATA interface it should. In fact it should also work with any 3.5 inch SATA drive. Plug into a USB 2 or 3 and away you go!
1133011
The size matches, and a 1" thick drive fits, too. The enclosure accepts SATA drives only, not IDE drives. Please verify that.
1636765
I am not sure if that would work. But you could go out on the Seagate Web Site and ask that question of their technical department and they should be able to answer it.
42284
The capacity limit is dictated by the SATA standard (SATA II or SATA III) of the drive rather than the enclosure. Therefore as long as your drive conforms to a known SATA standard between I and III it should work just fine.
2275568
This will work with any Hard Drive that has a SATA port. I just looked up your drive and it does have a SATA connection so you're good to go.
2075559
Yes, most likeky. (99% sure) If that drive has the usual 44pin connector it will work. You have to remove the caddy (harddrive holder) first.
2022463
I can't say for certain because I can;t find the exact specifications for that computer but my guess is yes it will work. I put this HDD in a friends computer but we were replacing the exact same drive.
1262248
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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Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and the price is right. I'd say buy it. Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and... » Read More Yes, this will work. It should work nomatter what - since it's SATA - which is a version reverse compatible protocol. There are different SATA versions, but any older protocol drive should work with any newer controller - just the way things are designed. That comment aside, which is general knowledge. I used this case for an old Seagate 7200.10 drive actually. I have an older (same series as yours) 500GB drive where the controller board on the enclosure stopped working. So, I bought this to replace the malfunctioning enclosure. Worked fine. It's a pretty nice little case, and the price is right. I'd say buy it. « Show Less
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Assuming you are looking for a desktop hard drive, you should be able to use any Serial-ATA drive that will fit in a 3.5" bay compartment. Right now, the "sweet spot" for getting the most bang for the buck is a 2TB drive - http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Barracuda-3-5-Inch-Internal-ST2000DM001/dp/B005T3GRN2/ref=sr_1_7?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1403804113&sr=1-7
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Hi, according to Seagate specifications, the Constellation .2 requires +12V and +5V; therefore, it will not be compatible. The enclosure provides 5V only. Thanks!