Hitachi 1 TB Deskstar SATA 7200 RPM 32 MB Cache Internal Hard Drive HD31000 IDK/7K is it really 8.5 x 3.5 x 11 inches: Hitachi Deskstar OS00163 IDK/7K Internal Hard Drive - 1TB, 7200RPM, 32MB, SATA-3G The size of this hard drive seems to be huge i have...
485984
You've probably already purchased a hard drive of some type by now, but the Hitachi 1 TB Deskstar HD31000 IDK/7K is a standard size 3.5 internal hard drive. It should fit in any PC.
1321030
This is a standard sized drive. I swapped out the HDD in my MacBook Pro for this very drive with no issues at all.
1366832
what I ordered was Generic 60 GB 60GB 2.5 Inch Sata Laptop Internal Hard drive 5400 RPM For Laptop/Mac/PS3 (60 GB), they sent me a Toshiba one instead. It is working very well on my laptop but I can't remember what Part No and Serial No are.
1287532
The Hard Disk Drive for this unit is 1TB. We have contacted Amazon to correct the listing.
4246
Yes, it's 3.5" and SATA. You can find more information on the drive itself at this link: Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
1162901
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.
770428
When i purchased this case i also purchased the Toshiba 2TB Canvio Basics USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive (HDTB220XK3CA) Size: 3.1in (W) X 0.83in (H) X 4.7in (D) Which fits in the case with 1 inch more in (H).
482174
No, Here is a link to the 1 TB black edition Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache Internal Desktop 3.5" Hard Drive (WD1002FAEX ) (Old Model)
1405933
Simple Answer: To sum it up the detail answer. Companies use SI units to compute their hard drive size, 500 gigabyte is 500,000,000,000, while the computer itself uses binary to compute hard drive size, 500 gigabyte is 536,870,912,000. So if you do the math, 1 - ( 500,000,000,000 / 536,870,912,000) = 7% difference. So 500 - ( 500 * 7%(0.07) ) = 465. So the actual hard drive size would be 465 gigabyte(GB). Therefore the bigger the hard drive, the more it seems like you are losing hard drive space. Detail Answer: Most operating-system tools report capacity using the same abbreviations but actually use binary prefixes. For instance, the prefix mega-, which normally means 106 (1,000,000), in the context of data storage can mean 220 (1,048,576), which is nearly 5% more. Similar usage has been applied to prefixes of greater magnitude. This results in a discrepancy between the disk manufacturer's stated capacity and the apparent capacity of the drive when examined through most operating-system tools. The difference becomes even more noticeable for a gigabyte (7%), and again for a terabyte (9%). For a petabyte there is a 11% difference between the SI (10005) and binary (10245) definitions. For example, Microsoft Windows reports disk capacity both in decimal-based units to 12 or more significant digits and with binary-based units to three significant digits. Thus a disk specified by a disk manufacturer as a 30 GB disk might have its capacity reported by Windows 2000 both as "30,065,098,568 bytes" and "28.0 GB". The disk manufacturer used the SI definition of "giga", 109 to arrive at 30 GB; however, because Microsoft Windows, Mac OS and some Linux distributions use "gigabyte" for 1,073,741,824 bytes (230 bytes), the operating system reports capacity of the disk drive as (only) 28.0 GB. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive Another source to help out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte#Consumer_confusion
555562
A Sata Hard drive are very easy to come by in many sizes. Just seach amazon for a SATA hard drive and pick your size. Be sure to check what type of sata drive you need. I think this unit needs a SATA 2 or 3. I purchased a 400GB hard drive and it works great.Something like this ... WD Black 320 GB Mobile Hard Drive, 2.5 Inch, 7200 RPM, SATA II, 16 MB Cache (WD3200BEKT) (Old Model)
2154306
Yes, it is a 3TB hard drive. When you take it out of the box and hook it up to your computer, go to "Get Info" and it will show you the capacity of itself. LaCie rocks! The HD truly works as easily as they advertise. I give it five stars. Jude Hibler
1994324
You do know this is a SAS hard drive and not an SATA one. Well the truth is I had brought this one by mistake and had sent it back. So I really cannot give you an answer. Sorry.
1988037
My drive (Hitachi HDD) was 70mm (2.75") and fits snuggly in the caddy; the caddy came with small screws which retain the drive through holes located in a place which appeared standard to receive the SATA drive.
1784897
I replaced the Hitachi "Travelstar" 5400 RPM 60GB ATA hard drive that was in my DELL Inspiron 6000 with The one from AMAZON. The new one was 80 GB.I bought a connector to adapt it to the DELL Inspiron but could have reused the one from the original drive. I used SW from DELL and loaded new operating system. Hope this helps.
2090434
It is the standard 2.5" hard drive. the "2.5 inches" refers to the diameter of the platters inside the drive, not the external dimension.
593196
According the spec's on the 320, it has a Desktop Hard Drive Size of 1024GB in it. This is copied from the spec (Desktop Hard Drive Size Details 1024GB, Desktop Hard Drive Speed 7200RPM, Sata Drive). So I would say yes, according the spec's.T Desktop Hard Drive Type SATA
78008
It is about 5 3/16" long by 3 3/8" wide by 1/2" thick. It is about as small as you could make it and still get 2.5" drive inside.