Summary says 1 TB Hard Drive and Windows 7 Profession x64 but details says 160 GB HD and Windows 7 Starter. Which is correct?
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The one I got from here was 1 TB hard drive and Win 7 Pro x64 ; it is a pretty good machine / I have two other ASUS x64 boxes and all three are great !! I would recommend to anyone wanting a hard working processor and good solid machine.
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According to the specs of the system you listed, it appears so. Your system seems to support anything from 250GB to 2 TB (which is in range of 1TB). It looks like you're getting a heck of a deal for this hard drive as well! Well done :)
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Mine has an 80 gig hard drive. That's the only thing that is out of place on this item as far as the description went. I only purchased the tower, in one description it stated 160 gig and in the shopping cart it stated 80 gig. for the price the 80 gig was fine with me so I purchased the item. The machine works great and 80 gig is more than enough hard drive for what I do.
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Yes, 120 GB -- but of course, like any HDD, there's firmware, and the actual capacity measured in MB never comes out to exactly what they say in GB (1024 MB in 1 GB) -- so I think it showed as something like 118 GB available during the "drive partition" screen of Windows installation
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Well it clearly says 1 Tb Drive. I assume u mean the storage capacity, and that is what it stores. Although remember that it translates to under 950 Gb of usable space.
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Capacity: 960,089,812,992 bytes (894 GB) w/ NTFS after a clean Win7 Professional install.
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From ezbuycafe via Amazon I received 160 gig formatted NTFS. Cheesey keyboard and mouse, but otherwise a seems to be good system to run my old XP programs and hardware.
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The physical sector size of the 2TB drive was (surprisingly) 4096 making it a 4k /Advanced Format Drive. I no longer have the drive to verify my memory on this but that is what my review was about. Formerly Seagate's 2TB external Backup Plus drives were 512 making them compatible with Windows 7 backup and imaging utilities-that's why I say "surprisingly". Since there is no indication of this change on the packaging (even though there is a logo for Advanced Format 4kn-native-and Advanced Format 512e -emulation drives) you would not know it until you bought the drive and tried to use the utilities. If you already bought the drive you can run the command line: Fsutil Fsinfo ntfsinfo x: (where x: is the drive's letter designation) to verify-too little too late, unfortunately! It would be hard to convince me this isn't Seagate's deliberate omission and I think Amazon should have this information listed as well.
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The maximum amount of memory you can add in this unit is 4GB on a 32-bit system, and 8GB on a 64-bit system. When you indicate 250GB seems like you are referring to the hard drive. The max windows 7 will take is 16TB, the maximum your system can take depends on the bios of your system.
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my t400 came with a 160 gb hard drive which is one of the stock hard drive sizes originally available . it is probably a typo
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I don't remember any. It is all on the drive. All I had to do was plug it in and it was recognized. Win7 64. Probably get it off of Seagate's web site too.
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This system I purchased has a 1TB Hard Drive. I don't know of any system that would have just a 1 gig HD. Hope this helps.
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I had 64 bit Windows 7 installed. Since it's a custom build you can tell them what you want.
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The 1 TB drive comes with a 60-something GB partition reserved for windows recovery files. The rest is all C: drive space. You can partition it out any way you want... you can even get rid of the windows backup.
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I have a 250 GB hard disk, and less than 50 GB are taken by system stuff (windows etc.)
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I have a 160 gig drive from a crashed laptop. XP argued about it but relented and there is no problem with 7.
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I do not why it says that but don't worry it is a 500GB hard drive. I have one myself.