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#1  2008-09-29 17:43:24

flintboy
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Registered: 2007-11-04
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New PS3 HDD question

Hi everyone.
I'm thinking of getting a bigger HDD for my PS3.
Can any one tell me if there is a limit to the storage capacity I can go to.
I saw a video on youtube on how to change your drive and the host mentioned you can go upto 250GB........is this true cause i've seen a Western Digital HDD which is 350GB.
Am I ok to use this bigger drive or will it cause any problems.

Thanks

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#2  2008-09-29 17:55:15

sc_bond
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

Is it a 2.5" Sata II with 5,400 rpm? If so, and the PS3 uses 2.5" Sata II with 5,400 rpm, what do you reckon the answer will be?

Try using the search feature, you will find that 2.5" Sata II HDDs goto 500 GB.


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#3  2008-09-29 17:58:06

ps3_hacker1234
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

i think the maximum is 500gb at the moment, i know hitachi do 500gb 2.5" sata hard drives.


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#4  2008-09-29 19:57:55

Mick
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

you can get atleast 1 TB using 3.5" drive with cords running outa your ps3.

Last edited by Mick (2008-10-01 16:53:45)

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#5  2008-09-30 16:45:20

ERIFNOMI
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Registered: 2007-04-11
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

Mick wrote:

you can get tleats 1 TB using 3.5" drive with coards running outa your ps3

But no one wants that

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#6  2008-09-30 23:51:39

Powerslave
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

IT IS NOT a SATA II controller in the PS3, but you can use a SATA II drive.   The specs say it is a SATA I chipset.

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#7  2008-10-03 19:46:03

sc_bond
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

SATA II is backwards compatible with SATA I though isn't it?!


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#8  2008-10-04 00:10:11

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Re: New PS3 HDD question

sc_bond wrote:

SATA II is backwards compatible with SATA I though isn't it?!

That's what I said:

I wrote:

IT IS NOT a SATA II controller in the PS3, but you can use a SATA II drive.   The specs say it is a SATA I chipset.

Sata II is a 300-vs-150 transfer rate with Sata I.

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#9  2008-10-04 09:02:51

sc_bond
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

Yes, it was a rhetorical question lol. Why state that it's not a SATA II chipset in the PS3 as if to prove someone wrong when nobody claimed that it was?!

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#10  2008-10-04 11:46:01

ps3_hacker1234
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Re: New PS3 HDD question

i just bought a 320gb WD internal hard drive for my ps3, works fine, got all the prison breaks on it smile


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