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Thread: HDD Size (2.5"/3.5") For Solo 4K

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    HDD Size (2.5"/3.5") For Solo 4K

    According to this (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...When-Recording) thread, the OP has a WD Red 1TB (only available in 3.5" AFAIK) in his machine.

    Can you open it up and fit a 3.5" in? I thought it only had a caddy for 2.5"...

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    caddy only takes 2.5

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete Cleave View Post
    According to this (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/sh...When-Recording) thread, the OP has a WD Red 1TB (only available in 3.5" AFAIK) in his machine.

    Can you open it up and fit a 3.5" in? I thought it only had a caddy for 2.5"...
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    You can get 2.5" WD Red 1Tb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccs View Post
    You can get 2.5" WD Red 1Tb.
    Well I'll be..... I'm now bemused as to why I didn't find that on my t'interweb searches today. I run WD Red in my NAS and looked for them. It would appear that my ability to use Google is officially 'embarassing'

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    Just realised why my search failed - I was focussing purely on 2TB. So if it didn't say 2TB or 2.5" I moved on. There's no 2TB 2.5" WD Red.

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    Hello Friends
    HDD or SSD?
    for VU+ solo 4k
    which I choose؟

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    Quote Originally Posted by partovei View Post
    Hello Friends
    HDD or SSD?
    for VU+ solo 4k
    which I choose؟
    Imo SSD for a pvr is overkill. Sata hdd is fine.


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    thank you

    So buy sata hdd?

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    Yes and preferably 5,400 rpm for quieter (and cooler) operation. No need for high performance HDD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sicilian View Post
    Imo SSD for a pvr is overkill. Sata hdd is fine.


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    thanks alot

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    Quote Originally Posted by fat-tony View Post
    Yes and preferably 5,400 rpm for quieter (and cooler) operation. No need for high performance HDD.
    thank you dear

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    Quote Originally Posted by fat-tony View Post
    Yes and preferably 5,400 rpm for quieter (and cooler) operation. No need for high performance HDD.
    .....and cheaper. There are some eco green models sold by Samsung and WD, for example.
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