Can anyone say what 3.5" in the description denotes? is it the width of the hard drive?
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laptop hard drive = 2.5 inches desktop hard drive = 3.5 inches cd / dvd drive = 5.25 inches ssd=2.5 inches small can have adapters to fit larger spaces not larger in smaller in this universe with out strange vertical adapters or higher levels of math.
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What K. A. Teets says makes sense. My 3.5" worked well accommodating my desktop drive.
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laptop hard drive = 2.5 inchesdesktop hard drive = 3.5 inchescd / dvd drive = 5.25 inchesssd=2.5 inchessmall can have adapters to fit larger spaces not larger in smaller in this universe with out strange vertical adapters or higher levels of math.
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There are two sizes of HDD: 2.5", which are the drives you find in laptops, and 3.5" which are the drives you find in desktop computers. This enclosure is for the 3.5" HDD.
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it's accurate dimensions. average size hard drive. Maybe even smaller than average. not sure about the case. I dont have one.
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It is a 2.5 inch style drive. But check the specs to make sure this drive is the right thickness (height) for your application. I use TWO of these in my Mac Mini which I upgraded. Like them very much so far, no problems here.
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This is a regular 2. 5" hard drive with moving parts. If you want a drive without moving parts you want a external ssd or smaller usb flash drive
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It's not a drive, just an enclosure. As of today looks like maximum 2.5" drive size is 2 TB but the key is making sure the drive isn't more than 12.5mm tall as that's the biggest that will fit in this enclosure. Some 2.5" 2 TB drives are smaller than 12.5mm and some aren't.
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I does come with a 2.5 inch hard drive. I personally backed the hard drive (80 GB) and installed a 500 GB instead. I copied the backup to th new hard drive. It came with Vista, but I installed windows 7 professional.
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It is a 3.5" NAS Drive, you can use it in a desktop, but it is meant for a Network Storage device like a Synology 713+ or Drobo, raid storage, or home server.
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Oh deep. Sorry I'm not sure what u r asking. If u mean the part that goes into a hard drive. It fits in any 2.5 internal drive not in a case
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I have not seen a laptop that will accept a 3.5 inch drive internally. Someone familiar with all the details could mount a drive like this in a case to use it as an external drive. I found drives for the Compaq, such as "250 Gigabyte Hard Drive for Compaq Presario M2405LA". It is 2.75 inches wide.
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You can have two 3.5" hard drives, three 2.5" hard drives or a 3.5" and a 2.5" together.
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I haven't been able to measure the item (I have it installed). What I can say is it's the same size, if not a little smaller than a floppy drive. As for how deep it goes, in my case it doesn't go far, not as far as a floppy drive would go. Hope that helps
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The 5.25 dimension is the size for the standard (CD/DVD) slot in your tower that the entire unit mounts in - it uses the same space a cd/dvd drive. Once mounted it has a door swings open easily to hot swap 3.5 drives. I have four of these units in various servers and would recommend them to anyone. Hope this helps...
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Usually a hard drive in a desk top is 3.5 inches but it could be 2.5 inches chech with the manual that came with your computer
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I believe your hard drive is 2.5 inch. Check the specification of the cable wether it is a ZIF type or PATA/etc.
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7 inches aprox. (its for secondary hard drives in hp's pavilion dv6/7 series)
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No, this unit has 5.25" size itself and can be used for 3,5 hard drives only.
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You have a good eye. The drive is square in shape 5.5 x 0.5 x 5.5 in. Give or take a a bit on the depth. I don't really move it around much so I haven't considered a case, but I hope the measurements help.