What is the thermal sensor port like? Will it match older Hitachi drives?
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Sorry I don't have an answer for you, the drive is for a Drobo Raid and it's not something that concerned me when I made the purchase. It was however physically an exact match to the Older drive it replaced, I hope that helps.
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There's nothing OS-specific about the enclosure, anything with eSATA "port multiplier" support should work fine.
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I'd talk to hitachi's customer support. They've been cooperative with me. Frankly, I know they can be daisy chained, but am not tech enough to answer your question properly!
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If the Hitachi 1T internal drive is SATA and the HP Pavilion p6240f PC's motherboard has SATA plugs then you should be fine. Plug and play, but also make sure the BIOS settings are turned on for the SATA.
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post a picture of the power port on the drive and I'll take a guess for you
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Will this work with a sata drive bay? Does it need to connect directly to a motherboard?
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here is what you needVantec Dual 3.5-Inch SATA to USB 3.0/eSATA External HDD Enclosure with Fan (NST-620S3R-BK)
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I wouldn't buy any Hitachi Hard drives. As a computer technician, I use either Seagate, Western Digital, or Toshiba Hard Drives. If you want a hard drive that lasts longer then 11 months, then do not buy this.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. All I did was order what ever one it suggest to go with my Hitachi when I ordered it.
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First, you do not want to put them between the cpu and heatsink. Doing that will not allow a solid "connection" with the thermal paste better the two components. That wing said, I placed them underneath the mobo where the cpu is located. Do not tape the probe to mobo. Just use electrical tape on the insulation of the cable at Tape it to the back wall. Beneath the mobo and have the probe angled towards the cpu. It won't be extremely accurate but it will be very close. For the HDD, you can use electrical tape on the insulation and rape it on the Hdd brackets after you've set and locked the HDD in the case. And angle it so the probe rests on the Hdd. As for the system probe. I placed it so the is just sticking inside the case through the holes used for the cable management. Have it placed as centered as possible for the most accurate temperature. The measurements won't be 100% as a digital probe would be (software that reads the hardware sensors). But it'll be close with a +-5 10 deg C.
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That compatibility is based on the interface. I believe this MB has a SATA3 3Gb/s ports. Why a 10k rpm drive versus an SSD?
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Thanks for your information. I did also find out that there's a sata port intended for an optical drive. If so, then I can mount the SSD in that bay and still have all 4 bays for data. Now - does anybody know if the BIOS can handle 3TB drives without repartitioning?
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No, Thermaltake case is designed for the physical dimensions of a SATA hard drive. The optical drive case is much too large to fit.
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Sorry, I don't know. And I can't look for that hard drive with a serial number, I'd need the model number. If memory serves, and it has been quite a while since I bought this (for a HD at work and I've now retired) it is a circular plug which, as the ad states, provides 12V.
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We are not a manufacturer. We are replacing an old drive that went bad in one of our servers. I hope that answers your question.
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It is a standard SATA connector. I added an SSD to mine first thing. Warning: This will void the warranty.
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I do not have an aswer for you. This enclosure is only for IDE-type drives. The other type is a SATA. I've looked through a couple sites on the web and not be able to determine the drive type. I'd be inclined to contact Fujitsu Support and ask about your model.