Is this Intel 530 Series 240GB 2.5-Inch SSDSC2BW240A4K5 7mm thick (height) or 3.0mm?
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According to the spec sheet, it's 7mm. The reseller kit also comes with a plastic spacer to make it thicker.
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The face is 5.25". It fits in an optical drive bay on the front of the computer, and the 3.5" HDD gets inserted through the front door.
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On Antec's website it is 3.5 H - 5.8 W - 5.5 D. I put this in another persons computer so do not have it to measure myself.
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no 7mm drive height max. there is many available for sale but i has to say thin in the description.
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7 inches aprox. (its for secondary hard drives in hp's pavilion dv6/7 series)
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3.800 inches x 2.450 inches. The black plastic sata connector adds about .015" to the 3.800" It's about .300" tall at it's highest point, which is the top of the metal clips that hold the ssd drive in place. So, in other words, if this item was laying flat on your desktop, the highest point would be approx .300"
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It's a 2.5" drive. I replaced the drive in mine with this: Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 500GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Notebook Kit Version Internal Solid State Drive MZ-7TE500LW.
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2.5" drives are considered laptop drives and 3.5" drives are considered desktop drives. I don't know of any company that makes a 3.5" SSD, it's becoming increasingly popular for desktop enclosures to have 2.5" bays, which this drive will fit in. You can also buy 3.5" bay adapters than usually fit 2 or more 2.5" drives. I have one of these drives in a desktop which has a 2.5" bay. If you're really lazy you can hook the drive up and let it sit where ever. No moving parts means it's not going to vibrate/make noise.
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Sorry, I don't know as mine is 240GB model but I think it's ok as long as SATA type your laptop uses
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there are 3 kind of SSD today; 2.5" form factor 7mm high or 9mm high these are for basic laptops these have a 2.5" case; 1.8" form factor for ultrabooks these look like RAM memory. It sounds like since your width is 2.8" (u probably measured wrong); you should get a 2.5" form factor which is the most popular one
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Yes, it's 3.5" and SATA. You can find more information on the drive itself at this link: Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)
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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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If you send a request to support at MSI they can forward a pic of this laptop with the bottom removed. They highlight the mounting areas where the new drives install. It uses msata drives for the space savings. They are about 1/3d the size of a cased SSD.
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I've used it with a 840 EVO-Series 500GB SSD and a Crucial MX100 512GB SSD, both 7 mm thick. I did have a 2.5 inch Toshiba HDD in one, but I'm pretty sure that was about 9mm.
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3.5" is desktop, 2.5" is laptop, there are caddies that will allow you to mount a 2.5" disk on a desktop, since the SATA connectors are the same
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http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d946gzis/sb/CS-026621.htm
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It is the standard 2.5" hard drive. the "2.5 inches" refers to the diameter of the platters inside the drive, not the external dimension.