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Where are you getting that? A 3.5" drive has a volume of 18.56 in^3 and a 2.5" about 4.48 in^3 [1]. Applying that scaling you'd get 124 TB 1) http://smallbusi
by scrooched_moose 9y ago
Where are you getting that?
A 3.5" drive has a volume of 18.56 in^3 and a 2.5" about 4.48 in^3 [1]. Applying that scaling you'd get 124 TB
1) http://smallbusiness.chron.com/difference-between-25-35-hard-drives-67453.html http://smallbusiness.chron.com/difference-between-25-35-hard...
- fuzzythinker 9y agoYes, physical dimensions ratio is 18.56 / 4.48 = 4.14. This makes 3.5" drive max out at 124TB. However, a good portion of the space is "overhead" for enclosure, connectors and circuit board. This overhead won't need to be multiplied by 4.14. So we may not be able to fit 1 PB into 3.5", but it will be closer than just 124TB.