Replaced original Intel SSD in T510 w/2.5" SSD. Intel is smaller &amp; is snapped in a tray. Will the tray fit in this caddy?
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I am using T520, and this tray fits its caddy 99.9%. You can check out the difference between the caddys in T510 & T520. I don't think there is a difference between them, but you can double check to make sure.
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The Intel SSD HD can replace any 3.5 or 2.5 SATA drive (there is an adapter to fix in space for the HD 3.5 inch). I prefer to reinstall the software on the new HD. My desktop was very fast.
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3.5" fit without any modification. I have 2 2.5" ssds in mine but you need a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter for it. They sell them pretty inexpensively here on Amazon. Search for "2.5 to 3.5 adapter" and you will see tons.
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I don't believe it will fit. Try the 2nd Hard Drive Caddy DELL E6400, E6500, E6410, E6510 Modular Bay (original Newmodeus), also sold by Amazon.
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Yes, it will definitely fit in a T400S. I have the same model of Lenovo and purchased this drive for it a few months ago. Very difficult to find an SSD of this physical size! It does not come with a "tab" to allow you to grab when removing the drive though - I had to fashion a makeshift one. Otherwise it's a solid fit for this laptop.
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If it's a 2.5 inch sata drive out of a laptop the silver case pictured should work fine. The operating system doesn't matter.
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should... » Read More No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. « Show Less
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Hi, The Intel SSD 320 comes in both 1.8" and 2.5" form factors. Only the 1.8" form factor is Micro SATA (16 pins). I do not have an Intel SSD so I can not verify if the Micro SATA USB 3.0 will work.
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I installed the SSD in my new Lenovo T440s to replace the 2.5 inch mechanical drive. It fit perfectly, and my speed was improved tremendously. If you currently have a 2.5 inch drive, it should slip right in to place.
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I think you want: Lenovo 03X3703 TS440 3.5" HDD Cage I've been researching this and i think you would then need a " discrete RAID adapter for SATA/SAS" in order to manage the additional drive caddy.
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The default is 3.5" drives. I have used an IcyDock to support 2.5" SSD drives as well.
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Only 2.5" and make sure it isn't a bulky case- not a ton of space in there. I'm running SATA2 in mine, not sure if 3 is compatible or not though. I have a Corsair Nova Series 2 2.5" Sata II SSD in mine.
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I put 2.5" SSDs in mine all the time, I just lay the Vantec unit down "flat" [with four bumper feet] and leave it like that Then align the 2.5" drive on the edge of the bay and slide it down on the SATA connector. Like a chom, it voiks.PS I leave the covers off mine and change out the drives frequently, so your setup may be different. You should look to secure the drive if you want to re-orient the Vantech on edge, [standing up].
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. I bought one for my NUC, but it would drop out randomly and the BIOS could not detect it. Go with the Intel mSATA SSD's. I bought one after returning this, and have had 0 issues with it!!
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Absolutely, you need to buy an adapter bracket for it to fit. One like this - 2.5" to 3.5" Bay Black Metal SSD Mounting Adapter Bracket Tray Kit
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Any ssd should fin on the extra Sata 3 Bay, I'm sure the 840 from Samsung and the 530 from Intel fit for sure, just check is a fairly new ssd.
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Yes. You may refer to this site https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iMac+Intel+21.5-Inch+EMC+2389+SSD+Dual+Drive+Installation+Replacement/9068