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    Need to change the Hard Drive, please help me!

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Gameurs, Feb 13, 2014.

  1. Gameurs

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    Hello there! I've got an Dell Inspirion 15 3521

    Since my Hard Drive collapse, i need to change it! On the dell website, they sell this one (sorry link is in french, i'm french =d) Disque dur: 750Go 6cm (2.5'') Serial ATA (7200 tr/min) 512e Disque dur : Disques Dur Externe, Interne, Portable et Clé USB | Dell France

    But indeed, the price is way to high. So i try to seach for something similar, and i think this one can do it (french again!) : WD Black Mobile 500 Go (WD5000BPKX) : achat / vente Disque dur interne sur ldlc.com

    Can someone confirm that the Western Digital is right for that laptop? Thanks you very much!
     
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    Thanks for the fast reply!
    Indeed I don't want to buy the one from Dell, so the Western Digital is also right? Or only the Travelstar you gave me?
     
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    Both are right, what you want is a 2.5" hard drive, I just linked the Hitachi because it is the highest capacity 7200 RPM drive currently available.
     
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    That is probably the best laptop internal drive out right now and the price there isn't bad.