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Question: Will this drive work in the PS4?
Document: (Once installed the SSD only provides 111 Gig of usable space so shrinking the System to 107 Gig ensured the System Image would fit). Then I created the System Image and removed the hard drive. After the System Image was restored to the Black2, I extended the System Partition on the SSD to get the full 111 Gig.Sounds like a lot of work, but in my case it was worth it.
Awkward multi-stage installation process, almost certain to be a huge problem if the drive fails. Uncertain if data is recoverable from this device in that instance the way the product works. After quite a bit of personal testing with this drive and more than one complete system failure while doing so it's not the solution for me and is going back. Perhaps the next generation will do a better job of meeting expectations without so much funky black magic to make it work.
The WD site has some good videos that should help most people relocate these data folders from their usual location on the C: drive. If this is not done the smallish 120GB SSD can start filling up pretty quick. This is the kind of arrangement that will work well for only a subset of PC users.Combining a smallish SSD and larger disk drives in a desktop system isn't an unusual configuration, especially for users that do a lot of video editing or manipulating large amounts of data.
This is primarily due to the short time that it has been in service. Time will tell if this is as durable as I need it to be. So far its performing very well.This will work in pretty much any laptop and in desktops with a tray adapter.
This drive is not supported on Mac OS. In particular there is not a Mac version of the partition software yet.
This drive is fast and easy to install. As with any purchase please do homework to make sure its compatible.
But as of May 2014, for folks looking to upgrade the stock drive that came with their laptop, this is simply the best that there is.
This drive is amazing performs well and has speed to back it up beat my expectations and backed by a 5 year warranty.
If the SSD part of the drive dies you lose all access to the data on the 1TB....I would not recommend this drive configuration.
Windows doesn't distinguish the SSD memory as 1 drive and the mechanical as another drive.This is why the drive ships with the mechanical 1TB essentially "turned off".
Answer: No it won't. It needs special software to activate the 1TB partition. PS4 would only see 120GB.