[Ti] Can you fit a 160Gb drive in a MacBook Pro???????
paulatx1 at aol.com
paulatx1 at aol.com
Sun May 28 17:30:35 PDT 2006
John, Robin,
The Western Digital Scorpio Drive 2/5 inch is a SATA drive 120
GB fast performance, low power consumption, very quiet (according to
their website). Although I have never personally used a Western
Digital Drive, I know it is the replacement drive of choice of our
local junior college IT department and of most of the teachers there
who have a preference.
Another thought about Seagate drives: they have begun implementing
a new way to align information on harddrives that is supposed to
increase the amount of data stored on a disk. I imagine drive sizes
will increase soon. And they are pushing the SATA format in their
server drives, they may also have SATA drives showing up in their
mobile line soon.
Paula
John writes <<No it will not! I have a Titanium that I put the 160Gig
drive into. But the new MacBook Pro's use a SATA drive, not an ATA-6
drive. So the new 160Gigs won't work. :-(
Otherwise I could just transplant this drive, but the interface is
different. At least not for now. And yes, the power drain is
substantial.
John >>
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