Tübingen, December 2011
7D – ISO100 – 1/640 s – f/2 – 85 mm
7D – ISO100 – 1/1000 s – f/2.8 – 85 mm
Yellow dots aka apples on the white tree
7D – ISO100 – 1/500 s – f/2 – 30 mm
I have several external USB hard drives for multiple backups. Of course hard discs are getting bigger every year – as do the files from digital cameras.
So I was wondering if I could just swap the “old” discs for new, bigger, more efficient and more silent ones.
The short answer is: Yes, you can but there are some limits.
I have bought a Seagate Barracuda ST2000DL003 (2TB, SATA) – very silent and doesn’t get too warm even after transfering 100GB+.
I wanted to replace the 500GB drive from a Western Digital Elements WD5000C035-000 but it doesn’t seem to work. I then tried to replace the 1TB drive from the WD10000E035 and it works! The 1TB WD drive also works as a replacement for the 500GB drive so everything went well.
In short:
2 TB Seagate SATA drive works fine in a WD10000E035 but NOT in a WD5000C035 case
1TB WD Caviar Green works in a WD5000C035 case
I would be interested in reports about other “upgrades” because I didn’t find anything on this topic on the web.
Bundestag Station. The probably most useless and least frequented line 55 stops here.
And that’s why nobody uses it. No direct connection to the rest of the undergrund system.
“When I grow up I’m going to be a bus!”
Not Berlin but close: Tropical Islands
Yes, that’s a crane down there. And not a toy one, a real crane!