I have a Dell PowerEdge T110 with WD2502ABYS-18B7A0 HD. I have 3 more open slot in the chassis and wondering if I can use this 2TB drive in addition
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You can mix SAS and SATA drives in the same controller but not in the same an array. If you already have SAS drives, you can use these but must create a new array for them.
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Yes you can use it, as long as you have stop on motherboard to plug it in. this will work on any tower
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I don't know your Poweredge, but it looks like your existing drive is a SATA drive, so I would have thought it would be OK. Whatever OS and drive controller you are using would be of more concern. Might be worth emailing WD support asking them.
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I used a 160 GB Serial ATA (SATA) Hard Drive that I removed from an old Dell computer. It works fine.
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Nope. The HP you are referring to only has 1 2.5 inch bay, so unless you modded that case there no place for another drive. a 1TB drive would double your capacity though. So I'd check that out.
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I have 3TB and 4TB drives in there. They are just straight pass throughs for the most part, depends more on the BIOS of your motherboard.
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sure be ok. it is ok when i use the 1Tb. but it is better that you check with the Seagate service team
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Andrew, That's a generic Seagate drive but the Dell version you would need is Dell Part # W347K. Order that part # and you should be good. I hope this helps answer your question. Scott All Computer Parts
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I don't think so. Your Dell XPS 8700 should have extra cable for you to install a 2nd hard drive.
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Greetings Christian, after a quick read on the poweredge 2950 specs, it seems to me that this Hard Drive will work with no problem. But, if you are planning to use a RAID or NAS or SAS array, and have doubts, I will suggest to read closely this 2 links that might provide some help, or call to Dell customer service for more info.1. http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/2950_specs.pdf2. http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Computer_Science/sas_sata.aspIf you have any more questions, just ask. Have a nice day, Lenin.
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Dell T7910 Desktop is a quite up to date computer and the WD RE 2 TB Enterprise Hard Drive: 3.5 Inch, 7200 RPM, SATA III, 64 MB Cache - WD2000FYYZ is SATA compatible. There are no reasons for witch this disc drive would not be compatible with the DELL T7910 desktop.
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Yes, you can put up to 3 units of WD Red 3TB NAS Hard Drives in the Lenovo ThinkServer TS140, in a RAID configuration.
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Absolutely. I installed a 2TB drive in mine 6 months ago. Works like a charm.
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From what I've read, make sure the firmware on the Drobo is up to date you should be fine with drives > 2TB.
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One drive-likely no problem. You could try attaching 2 drives and might be fine, I am not sure. Again, to be safe, buy a "powered"hub.
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I don't know. The most I have used in mine is 2 1.5 TH Seagate hard drives.
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Yes. The T7910 is a conventional desktop PC and it accepts conventional 3.5 inch mechanical hard drives, up to 4 TB according to the Dell web site. The WD RE 2 TB is a conventional 3.5 inch mechanical hard drive. Both the Dell and the WD drive are SCSI III. I have had very good results with these WD RE drives. Having purchased and used a dozen or more over the years, only one has failed and WD replaced it under warranty.
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Andrew, That's a generic Seagate drive but the Dell version you would need is Dell Part # W347K. Order that part # and you should be good. I hope this helps answer your question.ScottAll Computer Parts
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I have a 2TB drive in mine. But with prices and for redundancy I would recommend dual 1 TB drives