R r3dhawk macrumors member Original poster Feb 22, 2010 35 0 Aug 26, 2010 #1 I was just curious if you could take apart an external drive and use it as an internal?
E Eddyisgreat macrumors 601 Oct 24, 2007 4,851 2 Aug 26, 2010 #2 depends. is it really old? It might be an IDE drive which won't fit in any of the Macbook Pros. Is it a western digital my passport essential? It might have one of these funky sata to USB bridges affixed to the board. (from http://arstechnica.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=81794)
depends. is it really old? It might be an IDE drive which won't fit in any of the Macbook Pros. Is it a western digital my passport essential? It might have one of these funky sata to USB bridges affixed to the board. (from http://arstechnica.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=81794)
T thecarrot macrumors regular Jul 20, 2010 117 29 Aug 26, 2010 #4 yeah mang i dunno dont think itll work im sorry
Giuly macrumors 68040 Oct 16, 2009 3,348 4 That depends whether you ask for timezone, state o Aug 26, 2010 #5 Take it apart, if it's a regular SATA drive, it'll fit. Else, reassemble it.
E Eddyisgreat macrumors 601 Oct 24, 2007 4,851 2 Aug 26, 2010 #6 Giuly said: Take it apart, if it's a regular SATA drive, it'll fit. Else, reassemble it. Click to expand... nah. Too much of a gamble. Whilst the 1TB might be rare enough to forge these modifications, the five year warranty is nothing to sneeze at. Crack that open and it's all gone since you'll probably have to snap something.
Giuly said: Take it apart, if it's a regular SATA drive, it'll fit. Else, reassemble it. Click to expand... nah. Too much of a gamble. Whilst the 1TB might be rare enough to forge these modifications, the five year warranty is nothing to sneeze at. Crack that open and it's all gone since you'll probably have to snap something.