HDD inches wich to choose

[Rennas9723]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FVYxZL
2.5 or 3.5 inch internal hdd?
Seagate or WD?

 

[molletts]

I'd always go for a 3.5" drive in a desktop-class system when there's a suitable drive bay available - the performance is better. The only reason to use a 2.5" drive (apart from only having 2.5" bays) is to save a few watts of power at the expense of performance.

You should be fine with either Seagate or WD - I've never had issues with either of them.

 

[abbadon_34]

which ever is cheapest per gb, unless you plan on packing the case and space is a consideration, or have a particular storage need sucks as RAID, high use server, or corporate/governement requirements

 

[Rennas9723]

I'd always go for a 3.5" drive in a desktop-class system when there's a suitable drive bay available - the performance is better. The only reason to use a 2.5" drive (apart from only having 2.5" bays) is to save a few watts of power at the expense of performance.

You should be fine with either Seagate or WD - I've never had issues with either of them.

can i use a 3.5 on my build?

 

[molletts]

can i use a 3.5 on my build?

The NZXT S340 appears to have three 3.5" bays so yes, you can use a 3.5" drive in it.

 

[Rennas9723]

can i use a 3.5 on my build?

The NZXT S340 appears to have three 3.5" bays so yes, you can use a 3.5" drive in it.

ty man