Can I use normal HDD in XBox360?

Even if you used a 2 TB hard drive on the 360 you would still only get 32 GB of storage space.

Your best bet is to buy an official Microsoft hdd for your 360.Don't get a 3rd party hdd as they will cause no end of problems.

it seems to me you have used all of your internal memory. i will provide you with a link for you to purchase a hard drive

http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Xbox360/Accessories/HardDrives/320-GB-HDD

As far as I know, the 320Gb HD is only on the special edition consoles. I'd imagine in time, they'll sell them separately and in black. There is this 320Gb HD...

http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Xbox360/Accessories/HardDrives/320-GB-HDD

There are official 320gb HDD's but these were only available with the S-series of the Xbox360 and on their own for a brief while, unfortunately they weren't available mass-produced for long.

For reference the following HDD sizes apply to the following consoles:

Xbox360 (original): 20gb, 60gb, 120gb, 250gb.

Xbox360 S and Xbox 360 E: 4gb (no HDD included), 250gb, 320gb.

Memory Units, (Xbox360 original only): 64mb, 256mb, ("Arcade" Xbox360 only), 512mb; some of these come bundled with games.

Official USB sticks: 8gb, 16gb, (you can use most USB sticks and memory cards plugged into a reader as long as they're between 1gb and 32gb and formatted for the Xbox360, you can only use up to 2 at a time though.

At the time of writing, external HDD's are only supported on the Xbox One.

As mentioned above there are a lot of fake HDD's on the market, if you feel you've received a fake product the best thing to do is stop using it immediately as this may have an adverse effect on your console and potentially your account, and also report
the seller if necessary.

Also contact Xbox Support if you need help finding out whether the HDD is official or not, their numbers are 1-800-4MY-XBOX in the US and 0800-587-1102 in the UK, both are toll-free.

A full list of support numbers can be found here:
forums.xbox.com/.../184869.aspx

I think people are misunderstanding this question.

I do believe he is asking can he put an original xbox360 hdd into a newer model xbox360, this is possible being they both use a SATA connection, but it is not ok for you to do. opening the hdd to remove the hard drive itself will void your warranty. and
always opening an xbox or anything attached to it should only be done by an official xbox service provider.



so in short terms you will need to buy an new/ or used official hdd just to be safe and not void yourself of further assistance if needed on your xbox.



best of luck -Listed