Will this work as an internal HD in a full size PC? null

Yes it will, with an adapter. Very common to use a 3.5" to 2.5" adapter to mount SSD in a a full-size drive bay. They are inexpensive and available online or in some stores.

Yes, it will. The Sata connectors are full size and will just work. The drive is 2.5", full size hard drives are physically 3.5". Depending on the computer case, you may need an inexpensive metal plate to securely mount the drive.

Short answer: yes These are smaller than old hard drives and will subsequently fit. There isn't an issue.

Yes it will! Probably you will need a 3.5" to 2.5" mounting bracked.

Yes, we're using it in a mini-ATX homebrew running Win7.

Only if the case has a dedicated 2.5" SSD slot. Older cases do not, but you can buy an adapter to allow 2.5" drives to fit in standard 3.5" desktop HDD slots. If you can't easily find it here, try searching online in general. Especially if you want the bracket by itself and without extra accessories you may not need.

It will work in a full size, desktop computer. It'seems form factor is to fit in laptops. You will need a mounting bracket adapter to make sure it fits.

Yes it can. You can purchase a frame to adapt it to fit a 3.5" installation slot.

YES as long as you PC has a SATA II or III controller. Most desktops with Vista and up will.

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Yes it will, with an adapter. Very common to use a 3.5" to 2.5" adapter to mount SSD in a a full-size drive bay. They are inexpensive and available online or in some stores.
Answered by Greggo 9 years ago
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Yes, it will. The Sata connectors are full size and will just work. The drive is 2.5", full size hard drives are physically 3.5". Depending on the computer case, you may need an inexpensive metal plate to securely mount the drive.
Answered by Gochichi 9 years ago
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Short answer: yes These are smaller than old hard drives and will subsequently fit. There isn't an issue.
Answered by bod 9 years ago
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Yes, it will work fine.
Answered by David 9 years ago
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Yes it will! Probably you will need a 3.5" to 2.5" mounting bracked.
Answered by Acomp 9 years ago
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Yes, we're using it in a mini-ATX homebrew running Win7.
Answered by BobC 9 years ago
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Only if the case has a dedicated 2.5" SSD slot. Older cases do not, but you can buy an adapter to allow 2.5" drives to fit in standard 3.5" desktop HDD slots. If you can't easily find it here, try searching online in general. Especially if you want the bracket by itself and without extra accessories you may not need.
Answered by Brian1118 9 years ago
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It will work in a full size, desktop computer. It'seems form factor is to fit in laptops. You will need a mounting bracket adapter to make sure it fits.
Answered by James 9 years ago
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Yes it can. You can purchase a frame to adapt it to fit a 3.5" installation slot.
Answered by Cyberbob2054 9 years ago
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YES as long as you PC has a SATA II or III controller. Most desktops with Vista and up will.
Answered by Bluetii 9 years ago
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