will these drive work in a dell poweredge R610?
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Yes, if you have 2.5 inch bays. I'd also buy a drive caddy in case you don't have a spare
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I used a 160 GB Serial ATA (SATA) Hard Drive that I removed from an old Dell computer. It works fine.
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If you go to crucial.com, you can enter your make/model and it will tell you which products will work. This is very similar to system I installed the drive in, no problems, huge performance boost. But double check crucial ' s site before purchasing.
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Nope. Your dell takes older interface, IDE drives. Biggest out there that is readily available is 320GB, amazon model# B000RO3BPA. Western Digital 320 GB Caviar Blue 100 Mb/s 7200 RPM 8 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD3200AAJB
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Yes. The listed specifications include "16x DVDRW Drive" which is a DVD/CD Read/Write drive. My Dell Inspiron 660 has this drive and it works nicely.
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Yes, you have a SATA controller so this drive will work. You should be able to install an even larger drive if you want as well.
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I am not sure, maybe check there website. But I have been using this drive for three years in a gaming PC and it works flawlessly.
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It should work fine, though I haven't used that brand drive myself. It's the correct type (SATA III).
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Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives. Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing... » Read More Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives. « Show Less
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I will answer with a question of my own- what do you mean by "work" ? It will work in the sense that if you plug it in, the new 1TB will spin up and you can use it as you normally would. BUT, it will NOT work at the SATA III data rate that the WD supports (6Gb/s). The reason is, the motherboard (MOBO) in the Dell does not support SATA III, only SATA II. So instead, the WD will spin at the SATA II data rate, which is 3Gb/s. As for cable- the WD does not come with a cable so you will need a new one if you do not plan on reusing the one from the Seagate. However, if you reused the Seagate cable, you should be just fine since I would expect the existing cable is already rated to run at SATA II speeds. But if in the future you got a new MOBO or computer then you would need a new cable that is rated for SATA III data rates.
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It should. The drive is SATA 3, and the motherboard has SATA 3. 6 Gb/s. Best of all, my answer agrees with the previous answer. :)
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These should work for this model. Your machine only has 2 memory slots, so it really depends how much memory you have now. Your machine can only support 2GB of memory, so be careful on what you are actually going to gain.
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Andrew, That's a generic Seagate drive but the Dell version you would need is Dell Part # W347K. Order that part # and you should be good. I hope this helps answer your question. Scott All Computer Parts
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I really am not sure. I have a Dell and I did install it as second hard drive and it works. I am not sure of model.
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Dell T7910 Desktop is a quite up to date computer and the WD RE 2 TB Enterprise Hard Drive: 3.5 Inch, 7200 RPM, SATA III, 64 MB Cache - WD2000FYYZ is SATA compatible. There are no reasons for witch this disc drive would not be compatible with the DELL T7910 desktop.
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No. Dell Precision uses UDIMMs. This would work in some ServerEdge / PowerEdge systems that take ECC RDIMMs.
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Its just a power run. If your psu has enough wattage it'll be fine. Look at the 4 pin power connectors....they're all pigtailed (runs). Explorer sees drives depending on sata/ide...has nothing to do with power connections.