Would this work with a Solid State Hybrid Drive? (SSHD)
783503
I can see nowhere that it can be used with this unit. The specs show SATA not solid state. I would say if the drive does not fit it won't. I can't speak for the way a SSHD stores its info compared to a SATA disk drive.
783504
Yes. It does work with a solid state hybrid drive. It even works with a SSD.
1512692
if you dont want to invest much with SSD and want more space, you can buy seagate 2.5 in SSHD here: http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Solid-Hybrid-2-5-Inch-ST1000LM014/dp/B00B99JUBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386149777&sr=8-1&keywords=2.5+sshd
568098
Yes, that is irrelevant- the interface and physical dimensions are what count. As long as interface is SATA and the drive is a 2.5" size it will work. I find these enclosures to be really poor quality and often do not work on single USB bus power and require the Y cable. On some Macs the USB ports are on both sides of the computer and is impossible.
1190012
It would depend on the type put into the computer. I don't have one but if they used an sshd (which is the very likely ) then no software is needed. sshd example http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Momentus-7200RPM-Hybrid-ST750LX003/dp/B00691WMJG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392424601&sr=8-3&keywords=sshd+750
503893
It is a standard drive, not solid state storage. Not sure of interface technology?
1470573
Yes, it would work with just about any drive. It's very easy to use, and has a clear instruction sheet.
504793
The drive would be compatible, but I am not seeing a dramatic increase in performance.
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.
1327628
Absolutely! Solid state drive doesn't have moving parts like a traditional HDD. This allows much greater performance and greatly decreases risk of failure....
167960
It should work yes. I think the 1.5TB HDD would be too thick to fit in the drive bay.
1188499
Yes, as long as it is a 2.5" drive. I have a Seagate 1Tb HSSD drive in mind.
84406
It does however work natively (w/o requiring enclosure tear down or drive removal) w/ the 1st Gen Seagate Backup Plus Portables. This is what the "sled" was designed for, as those drives feature (Seagate's proprietary system) a removable 1/4 inch from the end/edge eSATA connector, allowing for greater compatibility & the ability to upgrade (USB 2-3.0/USB 3-TB) via Seagate's line of adapters.
448179
It should work perfectly, though I haven't tested it with this specific drive
2143724
I don't believe it is possible as the footprint of the SSD drive is different from that of a SATA drive..
104432
The drives should work, but to be sure, here is the link to the Synology compatibility list: http://www.synology.com/en-global/support/hd/model/DS413j
1470574
The size of the drive makes no difference. As long as it has a SATA or even an old IDE connector it should work. You may not achieve peak performance specs with such setup but at least you can read/write the data off the drive.
208367
Internal drive is the primary use so should be ok as long as you have the right connection which I believe for this drive is SATA.