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Old 07-31-2007, 06:04 AM
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Will this hdd work?

ok, i just bought a ps3 and i was just wondering for in the future will this HDD work with the ps3 if i decide to upgrade it?

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...76#detailspecs
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yes will work just fine. make sure you are careful when taking out the harddrive. the screws have a tendency to just break
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cool, thanks guys
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As long as the HDD is the right thickness, size (2.5"), RPM (5400) ans it is SATA, then yes it will work.
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yea thats what i thought, then i read it had to be a SATA-150 not just a SATA so i wasnt sure if it would work.
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yup it will work
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HEY GUYS HOW BOUT THIS ONE? http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4177136
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should work, just make sure the thicknes is the same
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whats the sata thing for the hdd. why is it important?
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S-ATA and P-ATA are different types of connection. S-ATA is much newer technology

Serial ATA differs from P-ATA not only in the speeds attainable (150MiB/s to 600MiB/s as opposed to a maximum of 133MiB/s burst speed with P-ATA), but in the physical layout of the connector and other hardware.

The differences, P-ATA cables are 40 pins. P-ATA cables are also length limited by signal attenuation making the maximum useable length of the cable around 45cm. S-ATA cables can be up to a meter long before the signal degrades. One potential disadvantage with these new connectors is the increased risk of damage to the less robust pins. The power connector also differs from the standard molex, though adaptors are readily available for those who own power supplies without the correct connector for S-ATA devices.

The major advantage that S-ATA has over P-ATA is the way in which data is transferred. P-ATA cables use bidirectional channels for data, the channels able to transmit data both to and from the controller.
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