Will the work with my Xbox 360 without sacrificing much storage? I have one 64 GB drive and when I configured it, half of the space was unavailable.
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You will find help on the storage issue at http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/storage
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My honest opinion would be, probably, if you could to a computer place that sold the cruser slides, as a promotion, and someone is throughly knowledgable w/the scruzer slide, then I could say YES. I don't know how to do myself. I only use it for music storage.. Sorry for not being able to help you..
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Thomas: can't answer for how it would operate with the X Box 360. I'm using it to hold my music files on a home network and in this instance it works fine with no large amount of space being sacrificed. Hope this helps.
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You will find help on the storage issue athttp://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/storage
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I own the 64 gb and it does not fit on my xbox 360. It is too wide to plug into the available usb on back of the 360.
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I don't know. You might want to do a bit more research on the External Drive and the xbox in regards to requirements of the xbox and the capabilities/specs of the drive.
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Not sure what a XBOX 360 E is. My Xbox 360 was the 4GB model and it fit mine perfect. I bet yours is the same as mine. Note; the 360 4GB models do not even have a hard drive. They save games on a internal flash mememory. I did not know this when I bought mine. This is relavant because I thought I needed a data transfer cable to transfer the data from the Xbox to the new hard drive. As it turns out, you should not unless someone has already put another hard drive in your Xbox. If all your data is on the internal falsh drive, you should be able to install this hardrive and switch the data through the setting menu. Maybe it will save you a littl $$$. Hope this helps. Not sure what a XBOX 360 E is. My Xbox 360 was the 4GB model and it fit mine perfect. I bet yours is the same as mine. Note; the 360 4GB models do not even have a hard drive. They save games on a internal flash mememory. I did not know this when I bought mine. This is relavant because I thought I needed a data transfer cable to transfer the data from the Xbox to the new hard drive. As it turns out, you should not unless someone has already put another hard drive in your Xbox. If all your data is on the internal falsh drive, you should be able to install this hardrive and switch the data... » Read More Not sure what a XBOX 360 E is. My Xbox 360 was the 4GB model and it fit mine perfect. I bet yours is the same as mine. Note; the 360 4GB models do not even have a hard drive. They save games on a internal flash mememory. I did not know this when I bought mine. This is relavant because I thought I needed a data transfer cable to transfer the data from the Xbox to the new hard drive. As it turns out, you should not unless someone has already put another hard drive in your Xbox. If all your data is on the internal falsh drive, you should be able to install this hardrive and switch the data through the setting menu. Maybe it will save you a littl $$$. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes. Mine is 4gb 360E consile and this is working perfectly with my console.
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MS is doing a patch in June so you can use a 3.0 USB External HDD. You could add another 2 or 3 TB External HDD to the Xbox1 which should give you plenty of HDD space and last you a good while.
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Yes. That's what I used it for. I had a 4 gig Xbox360. The 4 gigs is actually internal memory. Works fine for me
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Sorry, can't answer that one. I would think so, but would verify first. I formatted mine with exFAT, because it showed 250 gb but filled up after 33gb. Might need to find out exactly what the xbox usb supports first.
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I don't have any original XBox games so I can't be certain. This is just a storage drive, not a whole motherboard. If the game can play on 360, I don't anticipate it having a problem once this drive is installed. As for saving games, I would assume there would likewise be no problem, but I can't be sure. Hope that helps (a little).
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1) I'm sorry, I do not know. 2) Xbox does not really support 3rd party hard drives, I would just buy one thats Microsoft/Xbox branded.
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ll i did when i got it was open up my xbox, put it in, and started up my xbox. when it turned on, i went straight to the memory place and it apeared right there, all 320 GB of memory space!
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It will play Xbox 360 games but will not play original xbox games. I bought this harddrive for my xbox slim and it works great.
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I am not sure...I have never configured for use with Xbox 360. it may still work but very slowly...just a hunch.
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I've a 32GB drive. It works with Win 8. I assume 64GB drives should work with Win 8.
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Hi, you will need to install your own 2.5-inch SATA drive, and then it will function with an Xbox One. Thanks!
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Hi Heather,It did not work for me. Computers would not connect. I used an external hard drive instead, provided a valuable back up as well as a transfer. There are still quite a few compatibility bugs Microsoft is working out.
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I have used a 64 gb card and it worked. Pretty sure the limit is based on the drive. Check the drives limitations.