1T Hard Drives

[Hogwarzt]

Hello everyone,


I have 5 spare 2.5” 1T hard drives for sale.
5400, SATA. HGSTC5K1000-1000
All new, still in packaging and no longer required.
£35 delivered.


3.5” 1T drives available.
Seagate 1TB HDD (ST1000VM002)
£30.00 delivered.


PM if interested.

[Matt V6]

Hi
Are these external h/drives ?
What make and model are these please, and sorry to ask, but whats the difference between 2.5 & 3.5, is it physical size ?

Matt

[Hogwarzt]

Originally Posted by Matt V6

Hi
Are these external h/drives ?
What make and model are these please, and sorry to ask, but whats the difference between 2.5 & 3.5, is it physical size ?

Matt

I've added the part numbers and yes the physical size. 2.5s are for laptops and other smaller devices.
regards

[Kennyeth]

Originally Posted by Hogwarzt

I've added the part numbers and yes the physical size. 2.5s are for laptops and other smaller devices.
regards

May I add for you............
.......... that a case can be bought for the 2.5" Sata (cheaply from Amazon)
Then you have the perfect smal external drive.
Ken.

[maxxpump]

Ahh laptop hard drives if you posted these a couple of weeks ago I would have bought one but not. You can get case adapters for 2.5" drives to run in a computer tower, with adapter for about £15-20! aren't you the one that posted on the pug forums?

[Hogwarzt]

I have lots of ali cases that I bought from the bay/amazon etc.... all have been very usedful and reliable. Maybe I should have bought new cases and sold them as a ready to use storage ...

[maxxpump]

Originally Posted by Hogwarzt

I have lots of ali cases that I bought from the bay/amazon etc.... all have been very usedful and reliable. Maybe I should have bought new cases and sold them as a ready to use storage ...

Would have been a better idea as long as you could get the price point to under £40 ( there is lots for sale for that price).

[Hogwarzt]

to be honest I just want to move them on. Only 2 left anyway.

[maxxpump]

Originally Posted by Hogwarzt

to be honest I just want to move them on. Only 2 left anyway.

fair enough dude, I've got collections of anything between Cyrix, Pentium Pro era up to i5's, graphics, sound, hard disk cards (SSD's), memory and hard disks in my storage room, I could probably start a business. As the markets such a fast moving one, hardware is pretty hard to shift I think. but I do sell old stuff occasionally, but usually when I go to fix studio computers in the music industry. (there is a lot of old hardware running because of compatibility issues).