Does any one know or can confirm that the following: Samsung HD252HJ 250GB, is made of those "newer" higher density platters like the 320/640/1TB drives ( and unlike the 500/750 in the counterpart).
Thanks
Samsung F1 HD252HJ 250GB
Does any one know or can confirm that the following: Samsung HD252HJ 250GB, is made of those "newer" higher density platters like the 320/640/1TB drives ( and unlike the 500/750 in the counterpart).
Thanks
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According to their site, it is their newest platter;
Features
• Max. 334GB Formatted Capacity per Disk
• Serial ATA 3.0Gbps Interface Support
Source
But notice the word MAX - it doesn't say exactly. This has been discussed over and over, it is marketing for the whole F1 series, not a guarantee that the model shown has the 334GB platters.Originally Posted by Rylo
No.... this is a 250GB platter...
Only the 320 / 640 / 1TB are 334GB platters....
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