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Seagate® Desktop 1TB (1000GB) 3.5" Internal Hard Drive Kit, 7200 RPM Item # 993065

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Seagate® Desktop 1TB (1000GB) 3.5" Internal Hard Drive Kit, 7200 RPM
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Add storage capacity to your PC

  • Enormous 1TB (1000GB) capacity.
  • High-performance features.

    Description

    Add storage capacity to your PC

    • Enormous 1TB (1000GB) capacity.  Internal hard drive lets you add 1000GB of storage capacity to your desktop PC. Great for handling large music or photo libraries, storing large amounts of data or documents, or for archiving or backing up all your files.
    • High-performance features.  Drive features fast 7200-rpm rotation speed, large 32MB cache and data transfer rates of up to 300MB/s.
    • For Windows desktop PCs.  For desktop PCs with an SATA-enabled motherboard or adapter card. Compatible with Windows 2000/XP. Form factor is 3.5".
    • Easy to install.  Kit includes SATA interface cable, power adapter, mounting screws and installation guide.
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    Product Details

    Item # 993065 
    OfficeMax # 21880412
    Manufacturer # ST310005N1A1AS-RK  
    software included yes
    device connector type SATA/300
    rotational speed 7200 rpm
    storage capacity 1 TB
    maximum data transfer rate 300 MB/s
    SATA Pin 7-pin
    height 1 in
    hard drive type Hard Drive
    hard drive width 3.5 inches
    width 4 in
    depth 5.8 in
    Product Name Serial ATA/300 Internal Hard Drive
    manufacturer Seagate Technology
    buffer size 32 MB
    Spindle Speed (rpm) 7200
    brand name Seagate
    average read seek time 9.3
    Package Type Retail
    operating system compatibility Windows 2000; Windows XP
    Drive Interface SATA
    form factor Desktop
    warranty length 2-year limited
    model name ST310005N1A1AS-RK
    internal/external internal
    hot swappable no
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      Customer Reviews

      Rated 4.4 out of 5�by 14 reviewers.
      Rated 5 out of 5�by WOW! This drive has to be one of the quietest on the market. It is also very fast. I was not sure what the speeds were on the original drives, but this one is much faster. It was also one of the easiest components I have ever installed in a computer. I turned on my computer, it found the drive, installed the operating system, and I was back up and operating in no time. This drive replaced 2 500G hard drives, and at this price, I am thinking about getting another one of these and having 2 drives with a total of 2TB of storage. March 18, 2011
      Rated 5 out of 5�by Awesome Quickly respond very useful for buy item. November 9, 2013
      Rated 5 out of 5�by Just the right price Very economical price for a great product. September 6, 2013
      Rated 5 out of 5�by Seagate review Only had it for 2 weeks. It's for back ups. Couldn't get it 'fully' installed. A friend had to do a couple of sinple steps to get it 'recognized'. Instructions were lacking in that respect. $80 was a decent price for 1 TB of space. March 30, 2013
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      getting ready to replace a crashed HD and it is a Vista OS. No mention of Vista in the specs but previous ones to Vista are mentioned.
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      3 years ago
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      heritage
      Pawleys Island, SC, USA
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      check if your computer runs on Win7 / Win8. if it does, stay away from Vista. Being a Vista / Win7 (and lover of XP), there are better choices than Vista. Check HD specs to confirm that it runs any of the best options.
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      ramonqc
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      I am not a Seagate tech, but I think the drive should work fine. Remember you have to format and partition the new drive before you can use it, so any operating system (like Vista) should work on it. My drive did not come with any instructions, but you should be able to find them online.
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      yes it does , it works on any sata ,board ,i uses them on sata 3 though, which is the speed its meant to be at.
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      2 years, 10 months ago
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      Yes it does and relatively easy to install.
      Get yourself a SATA/IDE to USB Adapter kit from a local tech store, so that once you have install the new drive using the OS boot disc or the recovery CD you created, you can then plug in the old drive to recover any information that the old one may have on it.
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      2 years, 10 months ago
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      New Braunfels, TX, USA
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      to be honest they are written so small you cant read them or i cant,but file transfer between drives is easy and mirroring is easier, your OP can do that for you.If you want to simply backup all the files that is too easy and if you want to mirror the drive ,ask that question and tell what op your using and ill help you do that ,
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      2 years, 10 months ago
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      You can copy and paste. Also, click, drag and drop. Also, highlight a bunch of folders and drag them to the new drive and drop at the new drive. Having both drives, on the screen, makes the process very easy.
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      No, it recommends a couple of software programs that can assist in the transferring of data, but it does not have any specifics on how to transfer the data.
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      I have Win7, 32 bit.
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      Houma, LA, USA
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      Yes, as long as you have the appropriate SATA connections. The device does not come with a SATA cable.
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      JDRobinson
      Albany, GA, USA
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      Will work with Windows 7, but I did not have a 64 bit system. Does work with 32 bit system.
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      2 year is what is printed on the warranty card.
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      This drive currently has a 2-year warranty
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      based on pure recollection, drives for notebooks are 2.5" due to space constraints.
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      3.5 inch drives are standard size for hard drives in desktop computers. CD/DVD/Blu Ray players are 5.25 inches. Hard drives for laptops are 2.5 inches.
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