Looking for a replacement seagate thin 320G drive for an Acer C710 chromebook. Are all the seagates thin 320g the same footprint?
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The drive in the C710 is a 7mm thick drive. http://www.seagate.com/internal-hard-drives/laptop-hard-drives/momentus-thin/?sku=ST320LT020 The drive you asked about this on is a 9.5mm thick drive. Make sure you stick with a 7mm replacement drive.
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The drive in the C710 is a 7mm thick drive. http://www.seagate.com/internal-hard-drives/laptop-hard-drives/momentus-thin/?sku=ST320LT020The drive you asked about this on is a 9.5mm thick drive.Make sure you stick with a 7mm replacement drive.
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I believe so but as it was always breaking and the Tech Support was so bad I literally threw it away. I would subscribe to Carbonite which is a FAR superior product and they have really good technical support. I believe that Seagate also produce a reasonable back up product but I have never used it. I hope that helps
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Yes, this drive should replace the drive for the Acer Aspire One ... also here is a link to help explain the steps to replace the drive. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRl622WgaWI )ThanksJeff
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I have no idea. This is s new generation SSD. It is a direct upgrade for the OEM drive in the Acer C 720 Chromebook.
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Sorry, no, I don't know since I don't have that drive. You might check Case Logic's website (if not Amazon, who should post dimensions) to get exact dimensions and then measure your Seagate drive. That's what I usually do before buying any case.
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According to to the specs I found on Acer's site regarding your laptop, the drive will fit and work. This particular drive is smaller than the one your laptop came with (640Gb vs. 500Gb). If size is an issue look at another drive. Here are some "amazon prime" choices for your laptop: ASIN: B009AOFKVG, ASIN: B00AUH3L04, and ASIN: B007PG25UU. The last one is a Seagate which I have in 4 laptops now and it works very well and quietly. I steered you away from Western Digital products because they are using a proprietary hardware based data encryption method that makes data recovery a $$$ issue. Seagate is offering an optional service to recover your data and replace the drive for a reasonable price. The 2 Toshiba drives I pointed you to are both reliable-I have used them in a number of customer's repairs with no issues to date (3+years). I would strongly encourage you to by "Prime" as I have got 3 defective Hard Drives out of the box from Amazon. Returns for Prime purchases were no prob. Make sure you save the factory box the drive comes in in case you have to return it. Drive makers insist on special packaging now when returning drives---prices start at $10.00 +S/H. Sorry to be so long winded, hope this helps.
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I am migrating to the WD Red drives. I have the 3 TB versions and will start using the 4 TB versions as I upgrade. I had Seagate Barracuda 2 TB ST2000DM001's installed and they have been failing VERY consistently. I deployed the Seagate's at work in a DS1511+ and have had similar issues with them there. I am replacing them with WD Reds. I wanted the higher spindle speed of the Seagate's but to have them failing so much I'm never using them again. Thankfully I recovered before we had a catastrophic failure.
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No, the. Acer has different specs and slits for different things than the Samsung Chromebook and the thickness of the laptops are both different. Hope this helps!
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Sounds about right. There are a couple of smaller partitions for Chrome OS (ranging from 512 bytes to 64 MiB; I've never particularly liked the term, but it is the correct one when talking about base 2 quantities.) Two 2 GiB partitions, then the main one which is sized at 115 GiB. Then deduct what's been synced from Drive, messing with base 10 and 2 conversions, and some for the GPT partition table. Besides, defective flash memory wouldn't typically fail by indicating lower capacity. Failure modes are more along the lines of: "won't turn on at all", "0 capacity and failure to mount" or "data loss and corruption after writing beyond a certain capacity" (this one can be a little more subtle and will occur when dealing with counterfeit flash cards and the like).
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Mine was just a drive in a box. However, Seagate drivers are online with good support, especially Seagate Tools, which is why I prefer this brand.
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Randy, that is a good question. When I received my c710-2856 I don't remember getting much information. What I did was go into the acer website and get the information I needed for the chromebook. I didn't need much information, because this unit is pretty straight forward.
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I have no idea. I would call Seagate. They were great when I called with questions.
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Anything under 1tb won't be one of the thick drives.... Some 1tb drives are also slim, but as a rule of thumb I've found all sub-1tb drives to be the normal/slim thickness.
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NOT from this seller - I checked both serial numbers on Seagates Warranty Validation page and see "The product you identified was sold as a system component. Please contact your place of purchase for service."I have a failed drive, and no response from the seller - can't send it back to Seagate.. uh oh.
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For this technical question I would go to www.seagate.com, and look at the technical specification chart for ST1000DX001 drive.
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Thanks for the reply. I have already purchased and am using the drive with no problem. I purchased after reading on Newegg that someone had been using it with an Acer Aspire One with no problems. Tahnks again for taking the time to reply.
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I'm sorry. I don't know. I had a drive cloned *for* me. I suggest you contact Seagate. They're awesome.