I have a Toshiba Stor.e Art 4 1TB hard drive. Its doesnt fit in most of the enclosures I purchased. Considering the size of my drive, would this work?
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The HD you list has an enclosure what happened to it. A bare 2.5 HD should fit. If your enclosure is damaged remove it and check to see if the HD has a standard plug.
1674812
You should check the size difference between the two if the HD is thicker of wider then it will not work
1967698
I took a 15 mm drive out of a Seagate 1 Tb external drive and put it in this housing. You should be good.
1133014
Yes physically it would fit but the question is whether your hdd is sata or ide/pata. As noted, this enclosure is for sata hdd only. If your hdd has 40 pin socket, get ide/pata enclosure. Also, generally speaking there are only 2 physical hdd sizes; 3.5 for desktop pc and 2.5 for laptops.
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Yes, it certainly will fit and work. Just remember... space inside the enclosure is at a premium, so play it smart by plugging in the connections first, then lower the drive into the enclosure for application of screws. Enjoy.
1579034
I used it to enclose a seagate 2tb drive and no issues with it. Shouldnt be a problem as ling as the drive is blank first
680713
It should work. Most drives are the same size, but I am not familiar with this model, but just check the specs to see if it is compatible. It worked fine on my Toshiba L775.
602442
Any 2.5" hard drive, regardless of manufacturer, should work as long as it is SATA. Your SATA drive should be no exception and should work perfectly.
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I have a 1 TB hard drive mine. If you meant 4TB then IDK. If you did mean 4 GB that drive so old that it would have IDE connecters on it and not SATA so no it wouldn't work.
42284
The capacity limit is dictated by the SATA standard (SATA II or SATA III) of the drive rather than the enclosure. Therefore as long as your drive conforms to a known SATA standard between I and III it should work just fine.
1133010
Steve, that sounds like a standard 3.5" Form Factor akin to the Seagate ST500NM0001, whose dimensions are 5.78x4.010x1.028 then it should work just fine. If you can find the model number on the drive, it would make it easier to check for sure.
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The size you have is that of a standard 2.5" disk. This is intended to go into an msata slot, where the drive in your toshiba is likely a standard 2.5" disk. The only way to know for sure is to open the hard disk compartment.Many times when you replace a laptop hard drive, there is a cage or attachment to stabilize it. This part is manufacturer specific and would have to be transferred to your new drive. This is typically 1-4 screws.It is likely you would be looking at any regular SATA ssd.
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if your Hard drive is a IDE connection and 3.5 inchs then as far as I know yes it should work. I find it hard to imagine you have an IDE hard drive that is 2 tb its more likely SATA connection but I suppose it is possible. :) hope that helped a bit
557176
I'm using it for 1 TB drive, so I think it should work as well for 4 TB drive.
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As long as your hdd enclosure is sata compatible, I don't see why not. This is a 6Gb/s drive so you're better off with something that supports SATA III. SATA I: 1.5Gb/s. SATA II: 3Gb/s. SATA III: 6Gb/s.
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This is an enclosure will only hold a standard 3.5" Internal SATA hard drive. It does not include the hard drive.
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I have no idea. Your model is not one they covered in the comparable seagate products. If the voltage is right then there is a good chance the plug that goes into the Hard Drive id the right size but that is no guarantee.