“Can this be used on my desktop pc”

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• Pam: Sure thing! It comes compatible with PCs and Macs, but I would reformat the drive to "ExFat." That way you never have to worry about how big the file size is (Fat32 won't accept files larger than 2 GB.) and it will work with both Macs and PCs.

  Answered by Saint 7 years ago

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• Yes if it has a SATA cable

  Answered by Phil 7 years ago

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• Yeah it can be used in your desktop.. Just make sure your cabinet has slot for fixing smaller hard disks..Since this SSD isn't spinning any disks you don't really need to screw it down but that does help from the occasional bumps..

  Answered by vibehow 8 years ago

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• Yes this can be used for a Desktop. Its just a normal Sata SSD, it probably shouldn't even say laptop on it. Just make sure you have a sata port and power connector thats available.

  Answered by Alpoc 8 years ago

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• As long as you can secure it in your desktop pc and connect with SATA III connector and power cord, you can.

  Answered by MacChiyuan 8 years ago

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