no, Ezio. mi spiace ^^
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Originariamente inviato da San google -> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-files/xp-prof-sp3-32bit-vs-wd-mybook-3tb-hdd/b51b0354-f3d1-415b-9d53-a96cf7822b57
"You can use the full capacity of a 3TB drive via USB--with a drive enclosure that supports it. The SATA-to-USB bridge chip inside the enclosure takes care of any addressing issues. This is why the first 3TB drive shipped last summer as an external model--a switch from the usual pattern of internal units shipping first.
Although you shouldn't have any issues attaching a prepackaged 3TB external drive, you may have problems if you buy a 3TB internal drive and try to add it to a USB-connected enclosure yourself. Read the fine print: Many of the bare enclosures say they support 3TB, but not all of them do."
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tradotto:
quella unita USB č stata creata apposta per bypassare il problema. se invece te ti compri un HD da 3TB e lo metti in un box USB to SATA da 10 euro, avrai problemi.