would this work on old IBM thinkcenter ?
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A quick search finds the ThinkCenter is a desktop machine - most of which use the cheaper Non-ECC /non-Registered DDR DRAM packages. While I'm not stating as fact, I would suspect this memory will not work. The referenced unit is designed for server applications. Checking the tech manual for the specific model (there are several different models - they may used different memory specs) will identify the memory type compatible with the motherboard. cheers!
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If you are working with Windows and have &lt;guest.exe&gt; installed it should work. In other words the hardware is capable; you just need the right software.
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Well this is an IDE drive, which isn't carried in newer computers, I'd say from about 2006\2007 and onwards. You'll have to look inside your computer for an IDE port to see if this works.
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I think it can. The unit replaces the floppy drive. Better yet try a flash drive. &gt; Any way get the unit with the digital displays. I have the same unit pictured installed in a machine. use it to load programs into a cnc. Works fine.
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should do ok. it has a d-sub input which should work with older computers. The OS should not matter
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Should be able to use it as long as it is a SATA ( serial )drive. Older IDE drives are not compatible.
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It did work for every SATA or PATA/IDE i connected to it. Except a 40megabyte harddrive from 1991 which was probably broken anyway.
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I can't answer your question about the question about your thinkpad but would think that would be doubtful. The operating systems specified are Windows 98, 2000, Me, XP, Mac, etc. which makes me doubt its ability with Windows 8, but we needed it for an XP system. It uses 1 USB port and it appears to be both readable (our use) and writable as well. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for more specifics.
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If it's an IDE drive, it'll work. The issue is not the drive capacity, but interface. Do a Google image search on "ide drive". If the back of your drive looks like the IDE drives pictured, you're probably good to go.That said, I am not a hardware guru and I could be wrong.
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Only if you have SATA connections available to work with...otherwise find an IDE drive.
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I have one running in an IBM T20. I is an IDE/PATA drive and works fine. Now the computer is not up to modern standards but it too is chugging along.
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yup, that's actually what I ended up doing. I have two of these, one as a vmware esxi box and the other is my lab machine with one cpu that im currently testing Joyent SmartOS on. This motherboard is a beast, you'll be very happy if you end up buying it
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Highly likely that it would work just fine, but you could probably roll your own hardware for cheaper than this if all you wanted to do was have a Debian box.
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Sure. As with any other drive in any other machine, you'll need to pull the drive and us the DriveWire to connect it to a working computer.http://www.manualslib.com/manual/324640/Lenovo-Ideacentre-B540.html?page=52#manual shows you how to perform disassembly and drive removal.
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Lenovo does not list it as being compatible, and new replicators are different. My guess is no, but you can always contact them directly.
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it should, i've installed it on many old pc's and never had a problem. didn't hava a thinkpad though,
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Most likely, although you may be able to upgrade from older versions. Check with Quark. They are VERY sticky about upgrades.