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SleepingGiant
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Can i put a laptop hdd inside a pc and use it like a normal 3.5hdd? I'm concern about overvolting or something. Thank you

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Yes, you can use a 2,5" hard disk in a regular PC, the connectors are also the same as a 3,5" drive.

Just keep in mind it doesn't have the same screw holes as a 3,5" drive, so you either need to have a 2,5" bay in your case or get a bracket for it.

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