So I want to buy ne hard drive in the next few hours me8ne question I have to pay attention to what I mean not the quality but if there are hard drives that you can't install in specific laptops if so, is this hard drive well I can install this?
https://www.carrefour.es/seagate-barracuda-1000gb-serial-ata-iii-disco-duro-interno/0763649110928/p
The quality I do not care only wants that it has good memory
So this is not an SSD.
In addition, it looks like a 3.5 "hard drive from what I can't check now due to lack of information on the page. But fit in a laptop just 2.5" pure.
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And what do you mean by "quality does not matter, the main thing is good memory"?
A memory is good if the quality is good because the memory then holds long and does not break.
You want to install them in your laptop
because you just have to know how much space is in your laptop and then buy a corresponding hard drive
I'd recommend ne ssd in a laptop (lighter, more robust) but more expensive
and for 20 euro more you get a 6Tb hdd
You can't put a 3.5 "hard drive into a laptop, which is higher than your laptop…
The linked by you 3.5-inch hard drive does not fit. It usually fit only 2.5-inch hard drives / SSDs with the highest 7mm installation height. There are also notebooks where the memory is soldered and not changeable. I could check that, if you write the exact model name. Many notebooks are so hard to open that you can break some of it. Since you should only ran with a lot of dexterity.
Installing a hard disk into a notebook is not really worth it with the current SSD prices. SSDs are much faster and less sensitive. I therefore recommend:
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or if it should be more space:
https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/500GB-Samsung-860-Evo-2-5Zoll--6-4cm--SATA-6Gb-s-3D-NAND-TLC--MZ-76E500_1225525.html
So you know a good SSD for my laptop umgefärh for 40 euro
SSDs are more expensive.
Cheaper it is hardly for a size that I would recommend.
The Seagate Barracuda is a 3.5 "desktop hard drive, not a solid state drive, laptops can fit a maximum of 2.5" drives, others may only support mSATA or M.2 - just make sure you have the laptop manual or datasheet ( google).
For laptops, I recommend SSDs. These are much faster, more energy efficient and hardly generate heat. In addition, they are completely resistant to shocks and shocks. With SSDs you should make sure that it is TLC or better MLC SSDs (last longer than the cheapest things). Otherwise, read the latest SSD tests on the Internet. Good are e.g. Samsung 860 Evo (TLC) or Pro (MLC), or the Cruicial MX500 (TLC) - last I myself as a 1TB model and am very satisfied.
You can think of a hard drive as something like a record player in which the "sound head" floats slightly above the record. If the laptop crashes on the disk, the hard drive is usually broken.
Cheap would be otherwise hybrid hard drives, SSHD's, which are laptop hard drives with a small SSD share. This copies frequently-loaded files to the fast flash memory. For example, that would be one: Seagate FireCUDA.
The Asus XL 540 is very fiddly to open from above. It is held with clips that break like to open.
You can find instructions here:
Here is the corrected link for the SSD with more space:
