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Question: ps3 compatibility? has anyone tried installing this on a ps3????
Document: This drive brought a MacBook back from the dead. After years of updates, my MacBook became so slow it was almost unusable. I had tried several fixes with no luck. I had decided to give up and buy a new computer when I found this drive and decided to give it a try. It worked great! The MacBook is now as fast as new.Whenever anyone tells me their computer is slow, I recommend one of these drives.
I purchased this drive for my late 2011 macbook pro. The drive itself seems fast.HOWEVER... My macbook will no longer go to "sleep". The drive says active and never "spins down" for idle. I've tried every solution possible including resetting Pram,SMC, and re-installing Lion OSX. I put my old drive back in... and it sleeps just fine. So I know its the Momentus XT.Seagate was no help.
Everything seemed to go swimmingly until about 100 GB into the process:  POW! Carbon Copy Cloner aborted the copy because the Seagate drive lost its mount point. I tried this several times, with the same result. I tried installing the Seagate into the Mac and moving my old internal drive to the Newer Tech adapter:  same problem. I don't know whether the SSD causes a problem with either the adapter or with Carbon Copy Cloner, but it just wouldn't work.
Windows 7 is supposed to recognize the differences, but for whatever reason, it doesn't. This apparently messes up the operating system. The way to fix this problem is to download updated drivers from Intel's web site and look for their Rapid Storage Technology drivers. After installing this driver, everything worked perfectly again. Hopefully, this information will save time and frustration for anyone having this same problem.While everything boots up faster with the new drive, I would NOT say it is blindingly fast.
The lack of compatibility with FileVault 2 makes this drive useless to me. I really wish I'd known about this issue before I purchased the drive. I have to buy a second replacement drive now.
I like this. It is a hybrid of solid state drive with the GB of a moving drive at a fast 7200rpm. I will get another 1kGig a bit larger than this one... I like to stay at 1,000GB or less...then your eggs are not in one basket. Dont know anything more about speed, compatibility....sorry
Fast as all get out and has the capacity need for a decent &#34;steam&#34; library. Also this drive is the right size for a ps3 or ps4. Seagate has come out with a 1tb drive which is. A nice advantage.
It consumed much less power also.EDIT: The comment suggested that the icy dock 2.5 to 3.5 adaptor would have worked properly for connector alignment. I did not try this, but reviews of this product indicate it would have worked.The performance of my system was noticeably improved. There were no compatibility issues with initializing the drive and copying over my backup of my failed drive. I have been running it for some weeks now and I am very pleased in all respects.
The Seagate Momentus XT750 is on the cutting edge of technology with proven Solid State reliability and traditional hard drive compatibility. I have noticed a definite improvement in speed since I installed this new hybrid drive and would recommend it to any of you 'techies' that appreciate high end functionality offered at a reasonable price. For twice the bang, you only spend a few more dollars and the get huge storage capability and instantaneous access to the frequently used areas of the drive.
I loved this drive when I initially installed it. It was wicked fast and really sped up Windows sessions on Parallels. Unfortunately, I started experiencing  the spinning beach balls that lasted 10-60 seconds. After a lot of research on the Internet, I discovered that there's a compatibility problem with the chipset in the late 2008 unibody MacBook Pro's, not just for this drive but other SSD's as well. I changed back to a high-speed standard drive and the beach-ball problem went away.
Answer: Works great in my PS3.  Faster than the 500Gb Momentus XT I upgraded from.  Backup and restore was 16+ hours but it worked without a problem.