is this drive 12.7mm ? doesnt really say
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Im sure its 12.7, and not the slim 9mm version. For what it's worth, my alienware 17 had a 12.7 slot load and I replaced it with a 9mm slot loading with no ill effect. Works exactly the same. if it did turn out to be the wrong size for you, you could probably just swap the bezels and it would work just fine.
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These drives are slightly bigger than your typical 2.5" drive. This runs 9.5mm as mentioned by another reviewer, while most will be 7mm. Check with your laptop manufacture to make sure this 9.5mm drive will fit.
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I don't think there's a reliable answer because I think WD puts in whatever drive is available. I haven't heard WD give any answer to this question. It's really slow, so it may be a 5400 drive.
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This is a standard sized drive. I swapped out the HDD in my MacBook Pro for this very drive with no issues at all.
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Isn't the 7mm the same as the 2.5". If so it will fit. I used the Crucial m4 - solid state drive - 128 GB and it works without issue.
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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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This listing is for 1 256GB (GIGA BYTE) drive. The one answer is correct and it is 1/4 of a Terra Byte. Please check conditional notes. Some people are selling 128GB under this listing.
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The drive must be formatted with the FAT file system and then it works. This mean nothing over 32GB.
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Don't know. We purchased this specific drive as a replacement for a defective drive in one of our RAID systems
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100% sure..this is 128 GB USB flash drive. 128 MB is is very small space outdated 10 yrs ago. Now is the age of GB AND TB ( Tera bytes)thank you for your interest.regards
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I have no idea other than to say it likely is. Check the specs on your existing drive, and if they're similar, I'd get it. It's a very good, fast and seemingly reliable drive. Easy to install. Do not buy the WD!
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It must be a laptop drive. My Western Digital Blue was just a couple millimeters too thick to fit properly but I can live with it.
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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.
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It is a 5400 rpm drive. I don't have the other specs on the drive but should be easy to find on the manufacturer's website. The size is pretty standard. It replaced the 120Gb drive in my 13 in 2007 White MacBook and fit easily. I did replace the HDD in a 2009 13in, unibody MacBook Pro 5.5 with an SSD. The SSD was slimmer but fit with no problems. You will need the special tools for a MacBook Pro.
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Yes, it is a 3.5" SATA drive. I have one of them, and it has been a good external drive.
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No. The drives that go into Mac minis, the recent ones anyway, are 9mm. These drives are almost twice that, at 15mm. I think they may have been designed for custom enclosures or something, because they are much too thick for standard 2.5" drive applications.
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While I have not verified this myself, the Specifications on the outside of the box shows "HDD Size Supports up to 2 TB"