I need to replace a SSD From a Vaio VPCZ1, this ssd is 1.8" sata I would like to replace it for a kingston msata ssd, this could work?
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I used this to replace the 1.8" ssd in a Thinkpad x301. Worked great with a Samsung 840 EVO 500gb msata drive. As long as the SSD in your Vaio is 1.8" form factor, I believe it should work.
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Yes, if the SSD, or hard disk drive, in your Vaio is a 1.8" SATA form/size factor, this will work perfectly to adapt the mSATA to its drive bay and connection. Hope this helps...if not, let me know and I'll try and explain further...
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If your laptop originally has a SATA drive, you most likely can replace it with whatever size you desire as long as a replacement drive is SATA as well. Just be careful in the disassembly of the laptop to mind what goes where. and in what order. I've replaced 80 Gig drives with 1 Tb drives and they keep right on going. Hope this helps!
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Looks like the Sony VPCZ holds 2.5" SATA Hard drives. This drive has a smaller form factor. You may be able to find an adapter that will allow it to fit. I hope this helps.
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Hello Jan,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. If you have the 15 or 17-inch Mid 2010 Macbook Pro those do support 2.5inch 9.5mm SATA drives. As such our V300 SSD will fit within the drive bay. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Yes, but you would loose the performance benefits of a SSD on account of the bottleneck of SATA 1.0 interface
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This is an msata ssd, which is a lot smaller than a standard sata drive. I do believe that the crucial m4 is available in a 7mm form factor as well, though.
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I have replaced a drive, not in a VAIO but an HP entertainment laptop and it fits and works just fine.
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No there is not. I'm not an expert in hardware but I believe noticed that there is a slot for cache memory but it is empty. It fits the msata mini half-size ssd by the looks of it.
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This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8... » Read More This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. « Show Less
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Yes, it is a msata SSD and can be upgraded. You can Google it or go to YouTube and there are videos in how to do it.
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I tried this with a lot of different mSata SSD´s and so far so good. should be transparent if you have a mSata SSD.
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This adapter is for the mSATA to 1.8in. SATA usually found in early gen ultrabooks like the Thinkpad X301. I think iPod classic video has a ZIF interface, you may want to ask the reviewers on this adapter instead - "Micro SATA Cables - mSATA SSD to 40 Pin ZIF Adapter Card" .
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You can add up to 2 mSATA drives which are SSD technology, they just go into specific mSATA slots instead of a regular SATA slot.
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Don't know because each PC has different motherboard and even if it has a mini SATA (msata) connector you'll need to find out if it will boot from that port. Seems like the newest PCs are much more likely to have an msata slot but even when it does, it may not be useable for installing and O.S. I got 2 of these SSDs and most of the PCs I tried it with won't boot from there so I couldn't load Windows and use the other drive for storage as I planned.
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Ask OCZ. My answer would probably be yes but I don't know how thin case is on your laptop or how thin the drive is you'll be replacing. Why don't you check the measurement specs of the OCZ drive and then check your laptop by taking it apart? No brainer
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changing the drive is easy, any SSD SATA would do. I would go about 250g or bigger if you can afford it. Don't forget to clone from the original to get all the proper drivers .
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Hello Y. Miao, I don't understand very well your question. From what I read, you can't install this samsung 840 SSD (2.5'') on your lenovo yoga 13, because it only supports 1.8'' SSDs. mSATA is a different drive port on laptops. It has the advantage that you don't need a free SATA slot to install a new SSD or HDD, you can buy a mSATA SSD to use in this port. I think this video on youtube might help you choose what SSD to buy for your lenovo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At-Br20OAvg Cheers