will this work with my 2TB hard drive? can i put a higher TB hard drive in this? whats the max that can be put in it?
1307448
Yes, this supports drives up to 3TB.http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/ECS-STU35K/
1307449
Good question!, I believe the power supply is standard no matter what drive is placed as long as dimensions are the same. I used this to recover files from a failed HP desktop does the job, No more HP pcs I have had very good luck with Lenovo professional grade pc bought off lease at a fraction of cost and very reliable for $110.00 including OS.
1307450
Good question!, I believe the power supply is standard no matter what drive is placed as long as dimensions are the same.I used this to recover files from a failed HP desktop does the job, No more HP pcs I have had very good luck with Lenovo professional grade pc bought off lease at a fractionof cost and very reliable for $110.00 including OS.
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No, unfortunately it will not work with a 4 TB hard drive. Generally, you can only use a 2 TB or smaller USB drive that hasn't been reformatted. Here are the limits as I know them: 1) Only FAT (File Allocation Table), FAT32, and an old version of NTFS are supported. 2) Intel GUID Partition Table (GPT) and Linux ext3 formats are not supported. So it must be a WinXP-or-below PC-formatted drive, not Mac or Linux, and not a modern NTFS, which uses dynamic or GPT partitioning. 3) Because GPT volumes are not supported, 2TB is the max volume/partition size. 4) Maximum file sizes are as follows: FAT: 2 GB. FAT32: 4 GB. WinXP NTFS: Volume Size. So, you will have trouble storing some HD movie or TV shows if you are using a FAT-formatted volume. To create the old-style NTFS format, you will need a Win XP or 2000 computer. 5) You are limited to using the first 8 volumes/partitions on the drive. 6) The drive cannot be encrypted. 7) If the drive is powered off the USB port on the router, then it cannot draw more than 500mA.
240457
I am really sure but, you would probably lose 3-4 GB of data because of manufacture formatting, I would suggest go with 2TB.
1233593
While I have not verified this myself, the Specifications on the outside of the box shows "HDD Size Supports up to 2 TB"
1892156
the largest drive i'm using with this is 2TB, but I see no reason why 4TB shouldn't work, as long as you have 64 bit windows.
1689517
According to the box the max is 1TB drive. I have 500gb drives in the 2 I got the drives are a tight fit
1716657
Not sure I currently have 3tb, 2tb and two 1tb hard drives. It holds 4 hard drives total. I'm would assume it would hold 4tb. Sorry I'm not that much of help.
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Greetings, Great question. Currently, 1TB and 2TB drives are available in the 2.5" form factor with a height dimension of 9.5mm. The height dimension is important for physical compatibility with this configuration. Best regards, MITXPC
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anything above 2TB (such as 2.5/3/4 TB) usually needs to be reformatted before it is available for certain uses. You can do this on any Windows PC/Laptop. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/268578-32-hard-drive-showing-control-panelhttp://knowledge.seagate.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/218619en
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Not sure, I put a 3tb in mine, but I also have a 4tb external connected to it. I don't see why it wouldn't accept a 4tb drive internally.
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Yes, you can. That's the main reason I bought it. Just make sure your HD is 2TB or less. It works great!
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I believe the drive I installed in it was 1TB. Actually, as long as it's a 2.5 inch drive, the capacity, I believe, is irrelevant.
1387523
I have a 2TB drive in mine. But with prices and for redundancy I would recommend dual 1 TB drives
74523
I own a WD 2TB 2.5" drive. Very few enclosures can handle it - it is 15mm thick. I use mine with a Drobo Transporter, which easily handles 15mm drives.
912012
You can configure the drive to be either 4 TB or 8 TB. The device itself only contains two 4TB drives.
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Yes 2TB is listed on the description. That is what I bought. Mine had 2 TB.
430598
Yes, but honestly I wouldn't recommend it. Having a drive fail on that setup would kill you and the interface that your presented with on this device really limits the usability of anything over 2tb