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Mpulsive81

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Jun 7, 2006
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I know my memory maxes out at 2Gb, but is there HDD size limit? I've got 160Gb 7200 hdd and i'm thinking of getting a larger sized 5400 rpm hdd.
 

Mpulsive81

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Jun 7, 2006
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i believe I found the answer after doing more research. No one's really mentioned a limit so i can only assume it's limited only by what's available.
 

marold280

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Mar 16, 2008
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i want to upgrade my 60GB . maybe 320gb. is it true there is a limit? surely not =[
 

GfulDedFan

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The only limitation is the dimensions of the HD...not the amount of storage space. Right now, there are 500GB HD's that will work.
 

Dmac77

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theoretically the max size of a SATA HDD is in the petabyte region, but the largest notebook HDD's available are 500GB.

Don
 

D.M.S

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Oct 19, 2008
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heh was just googling this very question and got this thread as a result.

Contemplating going for a 320GB drive or possibly 400GB to go in a new white macbook however does the larger size reduce access time/battery life ?
 
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