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Everything looks to be 100% compatible.

Edit: Scratch what I said. It's not a compatibility issue, but if you are going to get a HDD in a desktop you should really get a 3.5" HDD instead of a 2.5" HDD. The 3.5" desktop oriented HDDs should be faster, cheaper, and have more capacity (for the price). 2.5" HDDs are typically intended for a laptop, SSDs are the exception as there is no point to them being 3.5".
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natedawg72

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Everything looks to be 100% compatible.

Edit: Scratch what I said. It's not a compatibility issue, but if you are going to get a HDD in a desktop you should really get a 3.5" HDD instead of a 2.5" HDD. The 3.5" desktop oriented HDDs should be faster, cheaper, and have more capacity (for the price). 2.5" HDDs are typically intended for a laptop, SSDs are the exception as there is no point to them being 3.5".
 
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pukicabuki

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Thanks for catching that. I accidentally selected the 2.5" drive on pcpartpicker.com but I had the correct 3.5" drive when I was piecing things together earlier.
 
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natedawg72

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Alright. In that case I see nothing wrong.
 
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