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From: RnR on 29 Jul 2010 07:58 I'm hunting around for answers but meanwhile does anyone know if a 9.5mm drive will fit inside the dell 1564 laptop? One source seem to indicate this is thicker (greater height) than the standard laptop drive. I'm also trying to find out what is the std height on a laptop drive of recent vintage.
From: RnR on 29 Jul 2010 08:04 In article <MPG.26bb28b71e0f0eda989694(a)news.giganews.com>, rnrtexas(a)gmail.com says... > > I'm hunting around for answers but meanwhile does anyone know if a > 9.5mm drive will fit inside the dell 1564 laptop? One source seem to > indicate this is thicker (greater height) than the standard laptop > drive. I'm also trying to find out what is the std height on a laptop > drive of recent vintage. Ok, never mind. I got the answer... 9.5mm is std while the 12.5mm (some 1TB drives) are not. Let me revise the question.... Does anyone know if the 12.5mm drive fits inside the dell 1564 laptop?
From: William R. Walsh on 31 Jul 2010 17:57 Hi! It *should*...the common sizes used to be 12, 15 and 17mm by my recollection. Drives have gotten smaller in size. You might be able to measure your current drive and see what its size is. Most modern laptops won't accept the 17mm drives, everything else is usually OK. William
From: BillW50 on 2 Aug 2010 12:55 On 7/31/2010 4:57 PM, William R. Walsh wrote: > Hi! > > It *should*...the common sizes used to be 12, 15 and 17mm by my > recollection. Drives have gotten smaller in size. > > You might be able to measure your current drive and see what its size is. > Most modern laptops won't accept the 17mm drives, everything else is usually > OK. Oh odd! I have found any 9.5mm should be fine. And anything larger probably won't fit. Even in many USB enclosures as well. -- Bill Gateway MX6124 ('06 era) 1 of 3 - Windows XP SP2
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