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Hinko

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#16619 18-Oct-2007 22:01
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Hi
The Dell information would suggest the maximum HDD size for these notebooks is 120G. (SATA 7200)  I find it hard to believe there is a significant difference between a 120G and 160G or even 200G to stop these drives working properly in these notebooks.  Does anyone have any experience to confirm or deny this?
Help of course appreciated, also there seems little on this on the web, it would be good to get some information out there!

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Hinko

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  #92117 23-Oct-2007 19:47
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OK I took a punt and installed a 160G drive... and so far it appears fine....so there you are!

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