Can this be used in a Latopt to replace a SATA III HDD?
2021621
Absolutely! I purchased mine to replace a smaller SATA III SSD in my MacBook Pro.
2021622
Yes as long as it fits, some SSD's may be too tall, but this one is pretty thin
1264333
It should work fine, it looks like the stock hard drive on that model was a SATA II at 5400 RPM's. So this model should work just fine as a replacement.
807853
If the HD didn't fail this will work with an IDE or SATA drive so you should be able to use it.
757620
It actually depends on the e-Sata that you have on your system. I haven't looked into this but you need to do a bit of research on this if you're interested. Good luck.
696642
I would say why not, almost every hard drive has same hole patterns even the old IDE drives match up with the newer sata drives, most of the manufactures aka overseas most likey base the products on older form factors, which really have not changed.. hope that helps..
1839468
Not likely. Your machine uses IDE drives and this is a SATA drive, I suspect you need Seagate ST3320620A 320GB Barracuda 7200.10rpm 16MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard DriveBTW, your machine will allow you to add a second drive, so if your original drive is functional but out of space, a second drive may help (but if you are not comfortable working on these machines, you may need to hire someone to install a second drive)
810701
Yes you can. If you are going to replace the drives try to go with the same name drives or at least 7200 RPM.
1434305
Should work fine, use the adapter from the drive you are replacing if possible.
789964
As long as the drive has the appropriate connector then yes, it will. I've plugged the SATA end into a 3.5" HDD and the ESATA end into a ESATA port on the back of a PC. Most 3.5 drives have that typical SATA connector. You will have to get power to the drive separately though, just so you are aware.
1930561
It has worked with all my SATA drives from 100GB to 750GB. You'll have to use an adapter for pin conversion.
872011
If it is a 2.5" labtop SATA it will almost certainly work. Even some of the older drives work; it all depends on the interface.
1608079
It should work. Most Sata 3 will be backward compatible with sata2, which runs only 3G/s not 6G/s.
1813005
Don't know - sorry - I am using mine as an external (e-sata) attached to a desktop.
198837
Yes it will work. I am however not sure the SATA III will be the improvement in speed that you might be looking for that a SSD would offer.
1017931
Thank you for contacting us. Yes, you can use the existing cable if it is standard SATA. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
2259482
As long as the drive is a SATA and not an IDE drive. This only accommodates SATA.
1264388
It is compatible with SATA III. However you will never reach those speeds with conventional hard drives.