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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Brian

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As far as i know two drives 9.5 mm is your current option, and a "fast" 1TB drive in that size isn't around yet as far as i know.
Western Digital makes a 1TB blue line that should work fine.
-You would have to go a bit smaller 500-750GB WD's black line for a proper fit and a higher performance drive, Black line also has advanced format, 4k sectors allowing for more useable space after formatting then a regular drive........and a 5yr warranty........Black line drives are quick .......some people have claimed to get a 12.5 to work with some "modification" however you risk damaging the computer.
+You would have to go a bit smaller 500-750GB WD's black line for a proper fit and a higher performance drive, Black line also has advanced format models, 4k sectors, allowing for more useable space after formatting then a regular drive........and a 5yr warranty........Black line drives are quick .......some people have claimed to get a 12.5 to work with some "modification" however you risk damaging the computer.
Hatachi makes some nice drives too........ i am most familiar with WD's line as i have been using them for years.
hope this helps.

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Brian

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As far as i know two drives 9.5 mm is your current option, and a "fast" 1TB drive in that size isn't around yet as far as i know.

Western Digital makes a 1TB blue line that should work fine.

You would have to go a bit smaller 500-750GB WD's black line for a proper fit and a higher performance drive, Black line also has advanced format, 4k sectors allowing for more useable space after formatting then a regular drive........and a 5yr warranty........Black line drives are quick .......some people have claimed to get a 12.5 to work with some "modification" however you risk damaging the computer.

Hatachi makes some nice drives too........ i am most familiar with WD's line as i have been using them for years.

hope this helps.

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