Fact Hitachi 2.5 "7200 RPM 200 GB HARD disk fit IdeaPad U110?

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  NOW, I want to know to use 3D software guard drive after upgrade SSD HARD drive?

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  There is no need in fact HP 3D DriveGuard for one SSD as there are no moving parts - this application is not relevant to a mechanical hard drive, where sudden movements, detected by the accelerometer cause the drive heads be "stored" in damage to storage media.

  However, as your machine has an "accelerometer" leaving this driver installed will not affect the function of your SSD and prevents the Device Manager appears an 'unknown device '.

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  Theoretically more big hard drives must be supported and should not be a big problem to use this HARD drive as the SATA controller is not limited to any size.

  Also the use of the faster HARD drive 7200 RPM should not affect the performance of the laptop even if this HARD drive faster produce more heat

  In my opinion you can upgrade to a larger and faster HARD drive

• Is it possible to upgrade the Satellite A100-906 with 160 GB 7200 RPM HARD drive

  Hello guys,.

  First of all, I would like to congratulate all the people here for their good advice.
  As for my question, I want to upgrade my HARD drive. I have the laptop A100-906, which has a drive HARD 100 GB 5400 RPM Hitachi.

  The hard drive, I would like to buy, is also Hitachi but with the highest capacity (160 GB) and RPM faster (7200 against 5400).
  I wonder, if my laptop supports this drive and if I have problems with temperature and noise, because the HARD drive runs at 7200 RPM.

  To summarize the above, is it really useful to replace my old 5400 RPM HARD drive to a new 7200 RPM?
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  STL

  Hello

  As you already know we can only speculate on the size of the HARD disk
  In my opinion the 160 GB would be possible. But it s just my personal opinion.

  In any case, the higher speed (7200 RPM) HARD drive should be a problem. I noticed that many laptops use 7200 RPM HDDs and 5200 RPM. So I imagine that the heat produced by the HARD drive shouldn't t increase the level of temperature at a critical level.

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  WDC WD64 00AAKS-65Z7B0 SATA drive
  Manufacturer Western Digital
  Business Unit / Desktop/WD Caviar® brand
  TR/MIN/Buffer Size or attribute 5400 RPM with 2 MB of cache
  Heads of 16
  16383 cylinders
  Type II-SATA 3.0 GB/s SATA
  Type of appliance fixed
  ATA Standard ATA8-ACS
  LBA 48 bit taken in charge
  Serial number WD-WCASYF167563
  Interface SATA
  625 GB
  full size 640,135,028,736 bytes
  Zero Type RAID
  S.M.A.R.T
  01 Read Error rate 200 (200 worst) features 0000000000
  03 spinup Time 162 (162) data 0000001324
  04 start/Stop Count 100 (100) data 0000000020
  05 reallocated sectors to count 200 (200) data 0000000000
  07 seek Error Rate 100 (253) data 0000000000
  09 hours (POH) powered 100 (100) given 000000001 B
  Spin Retry Count 0 to 100 (253) data 0000000000
  Attempts to recalibrate 0 b 100 (253) data 0000000000
  0c device Power Cycle Count 100 (100) given 000000001 has
  C0 Power-off retract count 200 (200) data 0000000007
  C1 Load/Unload Cycle Count 200 (200) data 000000001F
  C2 Temperature 118 (109) data 000000001D
  C4 number of events of reassigning 200 (200) given 0000000000
  C5 Current pending sector count 200 (200) given 0000000000
  C6, Incorrigible sector County 100 (253) data 0000000000
  C7 Ultra DMA CRC Error Count 200 (177) data 0000000019
  C8 write error rate / multi-zone error rate 100 (253) data 0000000000
  Temperature of 29 ° c.
  OK (less than 50 ° C) temperature range
  Good condition
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  Disk #0 Partition #0 partition ID
  Size of 100 MB
  Partition 1
  Disk #0 Partition #1 partition ID
  C: drive letter
  NTFS file system
  Volume serial number E4AF596B
  584 GB dimensions
  Used space GB 30.5 (6%)
  Free space GB 554 (94%)
  Partition 2
  Disk #0 Partition #2 partition ID
  Letter from D: drive
  NTFS file system
  Volume serial number 829DB1F3
  12.1 GB size
  Used 10.6 GB of space (88%)
  1.47 GB of free space on the (12%)

  Ask yourself why the unit was refurb can be intimidating. It's only cicra July2010.

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• 1 TB 2.5 7200 RPM sata 2 in favor

  Guys/girls,

  Does anyone know if the next drive will work in my X 201?

  Thanks in advance.

  HITACHI Travelstar GST 0S 03563 1 to 7200 RPM 2.5 "SATA 3.0 GB/s

  The Travelstar 1 TB 2.5 "Mobile hard disk HGST is a mobile hard drive with 1 TB of storage and a SATA II interface. The SATA II interface provides data transfer speeds of up to 3 Gbps which allows fast transfer of data to and from the drive. The speed of 7200 RPM drive ensures improved read and write capabilities. With a 2.5 form factor ", install the player in a variety of computers is simple.

  Increased road capacity
  With increased road of 1 TB capacity, you can store documents, music, movies and HD quality video.

  Enhanced Drive speed
  The speed of 7200 RPM drive ensures you can access data on the disk quickly and efficiently.

  SATA II interface
  The second generation SATA II interface runs with a 3.0 Gbit/s native transfer rate.

  Hi zak__4,

  The specifications should work according to the reference tech.

  The X 201 is supported as standard or optional Ultrabay Slim devices

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  By car, Active Protection System

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  • CPU: C2D E6750-2.67 GHz

  • RAM: 8 GB RAM

  • Motherboard: Gigabyte P35-DS3L (Southbridge: ICH9)

  • Storage:

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  • Western Digital Velociraptor 150 GB (contains virtual machines)

  • Western Digital Caviar Black 1.0 TB (General store)

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  @ noirfan1:

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