ghall macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 24, 2006 #1 I just looked up SATA Hard Drives on Froogle, and this one ( http://www.adamant.com/itemInfo.asp?GotoID=ITEM&PrdAbr=HDS-ST3160811AS&menu=PARTS ) seems pretty good. Will this work in a MacBook Pro?
I just looked up SATA Hard Drives on Froogle, and this one ( http://www.adamant.com/itemInfo.asp?GotoID=ITEM&PrdAbr=HDS-ST3160811AS&menu=PARTS ) seems pretty good. Will this work in a MacBook Pro?
iMeowbot macrumors G3 Oct 24, 2006 #2 ghall said: Will this work in a MacBook Pro? Click to expand... Sure, if you use a big enough hammer 😉 Really, no. You need a 2.5" SATA drive, 3.5" simply won't fit.
ghall said: Will this work in a MacBook Pro? Click to expand... Sure, if you use a big enough hammer 😉 Really, no. You need a 2.5" SATA drive, 3.5" simply won't fit.
yellow Moderator emeritus Oct 24, 2006 #3 No. It's a 3.5" form factor. You need a 2.5" form factor for a laptop.
ghall macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 24, 2006 #4 iMeowbot said: Sure, if you use a big enough hammer 😉 Really, no. You need a 2.5" SATA drive, 3.5" simply won't fit. Click to expand... Any recommendations?
iMeowbot said: Sure, if you use a big enough hammer 😉 Really, no. You need a 2.5" SATA drive, 3.5" simply won't fit. Click to expand... Any recommendations?
yellow Moderator emeritus Oct 24, 2006 #5 Well, what do you want for size & RPM? Personally I would look on newegg.com
ghall macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 24, 2006 #6 yellow said: Well, what do you want for size & RPM? Personally I would look on newegg.com Click to expand... As big and as fast and as inexpensive as possible. Maybe 160GB at 5200RPM EDIT: Or is it 5400?
yellow said: Well, what do you want for size & RPM? Personally I would look on newegg.com Click to expand... As big and as fast and as inexpensive as possible. Maybe 160GB at 5200RPM EDIT: Or is it 5400?
yellow Moderator emeritus Oct 24, 2006 #7 ghall said: As big and as fast and as inexpensive as possible. Maybe 160GB at 5200RPM Click to expand... Bit of a contradiction there. 😉 Personally, I like seagate drives. Never had any trouble with them. Anyway, here's everything NewEgg has to offer, choose what is right for you: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2010150380+1035907918&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=380 ghall said: EDIT: Or is it 5400? Click to expand... It is.
ghall said: As big and as fast and as inexpensive as possible. Maybe 160GB at 5200RPM Click to expand... Bit of a contradiction there. 😉 Personally, I like seagate drives. Never had any trouble with them. Anyway, here's everything NewEgg has to offer, choose what is right for you: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2010150380+1035907918&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=380 ghall said: EDIT: Or is it 5400? Click to expand... It is.
ghall macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 24, 2006 #8 Is this a good choice? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822145113 Also, how hard is it to upgrade myself? Also, I assume it will affect the warranty, right? Ahh, I hate penny-pinching!
Is this a good choice? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822145113 Also, how hard is it to upgrade myself? Also, I assume it will affect the warranty, right? Ahh, I hate penny-pinching!