Best hard-drive to buy to put in Eurovox PVR5000

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  • Miktor
    Newbie
    • Nov 2008
    • 8
    #1

    Best hard-drive to buy to put in Eurovox PVR5000

    Hi guys.

    First off, just got the new firmware update for Eurovox PVR5000 and it's working a treat so a big thanks for that.

    Okay, on to my question. I bought a Eurovox PVR5000 a few months ago, but I didn't get a hard-drive with it. Now I'm considering buying a hard-drive for it on ebay.

    1. Do I need to get a SATA hard-drive?

    2. Is Seagate a good make?

    3. Does it go in the PVR5000 upside down?

    4. What size is safe to put in without overheating? I've heard it mentioned that the 250gb drives overheat. My friend has a 120gb drive. This is the one I'm considering buying.

    Thanks in advance for any light you guys can shed on my queries.

    Cheers!

    Miktor
    Tags: buy, eurovox, hard-drive, harddrive, put, pvr5000
    • badboi79
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 29
      #2
      Hard drive

      I Got the same system and i got the Seagate 120gb Momentus Hard drive 5400rpm PATA interface...

      Sata wont fit

      Eurovox recommends seagate 80-120gb

      you can get these drives from microdirect

      80gb for ?29

      Seagate 80GB Momentus 2.5"5400RPM 8MB Cache Hard Disk PATA Drive oem (Manufacturer's 5yr Warranty) - ST980815A - www.microdirect.co.uk

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        • EurovoxK
          Junior Member
          • Dec 2008
          • 35
          #3
          Originally posted by badboi79
          I Got the same system and i got the Seagate 120gb Momentus Hard drive 5400rpm PATA interface...

          Sata wont fit

          Eurovox recommends seagate 80-120gb

          you can get these drives from microdirect

          80gb for ?29

          Seagate 80GB Momentus 2.5"5400RPM 8MB Cache Hard Disk PATA Drive oem (Manufacturer's 5yr Warranty) - ST980815A - www.microdirect.co.uk
          Very True... That sumbs it up...
          And do not put it upside down, don't know where you got that from. Rule of thumb, sticker up..
          If you do get a tape with the disk use that for easy withdrawal.

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            • EurovoxK
              Junior Member
              • Dec 2008
              • 35
              #4
              Originally posted by badboi79
              I Got the same system and i got the Seagate 120gb Momentus Hard drive 5400rpm PATA interface...

              Sata wont fit

              Eurovox recommends seagate 80-120gb

              you can get these drives from microdirect

              80gb for ?29

              Seagate 80GB Momentus 2.5"5400RPM 8MB Cache Hard Disk PATA Drive oem (Manufacturer's 5yr Warranty) - ST980815A - www.microdirect.co.uk
              Very True... That sums it up...
              And do not put it upside down, don't know where you got that from. Rule of thumb, sticker up..
              If you do get a tape with the disk use that for easy withdrawal.

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