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  • ellesmere11
    Top Poster
    • Dec 2008
    • 109

    #1

    hdd for solo2 info

    can anyone tell me what is a good 2.5inch internal hdd for the solo2 1tb size

    thanks
  • digicon
    V.I.P. Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 8261

    #2
    Any Brand should do the trick as its 2.5" form factor there is no worry about Heat so what ever you can afford will do.

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    • pugwas
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2014
      • 23

      #3
      I have installed this one strangely postage took longer on this than to get the solo
      HGST 1TB Travelstar 2.5" SATA-III Hard drive.. | Ebuyer.com

      Hope this helps

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      • sexysam
        Top Poster +
        • Oct 2008
        • 209

        #4
        I have used 1tb Western Digital....no problems installing and recording on

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        • ellesmere11
          Top Poster
          • Dec 2008
          • 109

          #5
          Originally posted by digicon
          Any Brand should do the trick as its 2.5" form factor there is no worry about Heat so what ever you can afford will do.
          i have seen a 2.5 inch hdd but it says its 7200 rpm instead of the normal 5400 rpms and a 32mb cache instead of normal 8, would this be any better than the normal 2.5 hdd
          thanks

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          • digicon
            V.I.P. Member
            • Jul 2009
            • 8261

            #6
            Originally posted by ellesmere11
            i have seen a 2.5 inch hdd but it says its 7200 rpm instead of the normal 5400 rpms and a 32mb cache instead of normal 8, would this be any better than the normal 2.5 hdd
            thanks
            All 2.5" dives run cool no matter if they are 7200 or 5400 spin speed, People get confused with this on the standard 3.5" drives that you find in Computers and $ly Hd Receivers they use a 5400rpm speed due to the size it generates more heat so the slower spin speed keeps the heat down and thats why on 3.5" you would chose a 5400 over a 7200.

            It wont matter a Jot what spin speed you get 5400 or 7200 it will run cooler than a standard 3.5" drive, Also more Cache is better makes for a faster drive

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