Is this product compatible with the NGFF SSD slot on the Lenovo Thinkpad T440s? Thanks！！
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We've ordered a few of these, and they works with our fleet of T440p. I suspect it will work with the T440s also. Cheers!
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I use this in a Thinkpad T440s running Ubuntu (Saucy) Linux. No problems what-so-ever. I did not need additional screws, pretty sure the box included one that fitted.
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Yes it is, I'm running my OS off of it right now on a T440s. The notebookreview.com forums have a number of posts about using this with a T440s.
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yes http://www.amazon.com/MyDigitalSSD-Super-Cache-Solid-State/product-reviews/B00EZ2E8NO/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints;=0&sortBy;=bySubmissionDateDescending#R2BRSNS0JQOMJ1
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Yes. I am running my OS on this drive. I had to switch to legacy boot mode to get it to work.
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It is compatible with T440s. You don't need to buy a M2 x 3mm, it comes with it.
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I bought this precisely for a Lenovo T420. I guess it is not the same brand as the original memory, but I added it as an expansion to get the laptop to 8GB and it has worked perfectly, no crashes or stability issues since I installed it, even when I have seen the laptop run up to 7GB of physical memory used.
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https://lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30797/session/L3RpbWUvMTM5MzA3Njk0NC9zaWQvVWUzUkh6Tmw%3DThe support page above say's some 4TB disks are compatible. BUt the spec sheeet doesn't. It's better to send a mail to manufacturer to be sure.regards.
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The Kingston model that I purchased and reviewed was a 1.8" [or 8x54x78.5mm] drive and would fit, but might need an adapter so it can't move around in the drive bay. I checked on Kahlon.com for the Lenovo T400s, and they show replacement drives of the 2.5" [or 9.5x69.85x100.5mm] size for your model, so you may be able to by a Kingston SSD model ??? in the 2.5" size. You should open your laptop and measure the drive to be certain.
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Lukas, if you bought your computer and something like a 24GB cache drive was an option, then yes, it should have an M.2 slot in it. To confirm, open the bottom of the laptop and look for the slot. If you open it so that the front of the laptop is towards your body, in the right corner of the laptop closest to you there should be the M.2 NGFF slot. This slot is about the length and width of my thumb--not very big!
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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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Worked fine in my Lenovo t530 laptop. But you can check crucial.com for compatibility.
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have a T410, but I believe it works for a family of Lenovo laptops as listed on the web site.
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Sorry but I cannot answer that. I put it in a Lenovo T-61 and it worked fine in that.. i'd google it.. however, look beyond the mfg specs.. In my case, Lenovo's spec said 4GB, but in many forums I read that 8 GB was supported. I decided to chance it, and it worked...
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Not sure, but likely since I have this working in my Lenovo T430s laptop with an mSATA slot. I am using it as my primary bootdrive, and it's working beautifully for the past 3 months. Windows Experience Index for Primary Hard Disk went from 5.9 to 7.6. It is important to note that Lenovo does not "officially" support using the mSATA slot as the primary boot drive; however, it is working just fine. I'm guessing Dell has a similar stance.
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Yep, T60's use Sata connections so you'll be fine there. Also, all Thinkpads use 2 rubber pieces that attach to each side of the HDD lengthwise. Since the SSD's tend to be thinner, you may need to attach the piece that comes with the SSD's to make them "thicker" and fit into these spaces where a HDD used to be.
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According to the specs of T400s, it's NOT work.You can google "thinkpad T400s msATA", or refer below:https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/mSATA-SSD-on-T400/td-p/1407231
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Not sure about the Lenovo. The Kingston SSD works very well with my HP Elitebook 2530p. No problems with installation and reloading OS and all software.
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Hello Otto, If the Lenovo system you have is "Lenovo Thinkpad Helix (2014)", then you can use any of the following SSDs: CT250MX200SSD4 [MX200 250GB M.2 2280] CT500MX200SSD4 [MX200 500GB M.2 2280] Also, if you order it from us (We are RRI), we will offer you a full refund in case it didn't work with your Lenovo Thinkpad Helix (2014) notebook. Thank you. RRI 05/27/2015 ++++++++
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Yes, it works just like any other SATA drive. Just plug it in. But the big benefit is speed. An SSD makes a huge difference, but be sure to activate the "Rapid" function via the enclosed software from SamSung, you get another 100% boost in benchmark speed. I would do a fresh install of Windows and programs. However, Samsung does include a "clone" software for the SSD that has one function, all or nothing, and works very, very well. Try that first if you have a system and programs that you want to migrate to the new computer. But if you are new to Lenovo, the best long-term is to make everything fresh so there are no Qwirks.
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Go to the Lenovo website and check for memory specs for the T430. I used it in my T410, it works great.
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Hi Jonathan, It should according to the description: "*Add a 2nd drive to your ThinkPad T410s T420s, T430s (not compatible with the T420 T430"I have purchased it for 420s and 430s. Hope this helps. Regards,Esther L.