I have a toshiba c65-s5305 laptop sata 2, Drive size is 3.9x2.8x.4. I am looking to get the 128gb plexor m5m. I am wondering if it is compatible?
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128gb plexor m5m is mSATA, the Product Dimensions are 2 x 1.2 x 1 inches, I don't think it's compatible
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This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: http://www.amazon.com/Plextor-Solid-State-Drive-PX-128M5P/dp/B0092D6CSK/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1382978851&sr=1-4&keywords=plextor+ssd I checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive.
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No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that can turn the PCI-express slot into an mSata slot but those are rare. No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that... » Read More No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that can turn the PCI-express slot into an mSata slot but those are rare. « Show Less
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i am sorry！i have no ideas，my laptop is lenovo y580，it's perfect to compatible！
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No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305. The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that can turn the PCI-express slot into an mSata slot but those are rare.
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No, it is 1.5 inch drive for tablets. I returned it. Totally misleading description
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This won't actually connect to a standard SATA port. You need specifically an MSata port to plug it into. If you have an open MSata port on your computer, this will almost certainly fit.This drive is actually much, much smaller than a standard laptop hard drive. See a comparison here: http://i.stack.imgur.com/S2IRB.jpg
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The size you have is that of a standard 2.5" disk. This is intended to go into an msata slot, where the drive in your toshiba is likely a standard 2.5" disk. The only way to know for sure is to open the hard disk compartment.Many times when you replace a laptop hard drive, there is a cage or attachment to stabilize it. This part is manufacturer specific and would have to be transferred to your new drive. This is typically 1-4 screws.It is likely you would be looking at any regular SATA ssd.
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Most SATA3 devices are compatible with SATA1 and SATA2. Definitely research, but from experience most likely you're fine.
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This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8... » Read More This particular Plextor is a mSata connector. The picture on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSATA#mSATA shows difference between a standard SATA connector and a mSATA connector. Not sure if your dimensions are inches or cm? I think you should be looking for a standard SSD in a standard package. Try this one: Plextor 128 GB SATA III Solid State Drive PX-128M5PI checked the Toshiba and I don't see a mSATA connector in the specs anywhere. Most likely you want a 2.5" form factor drive where I'm assuming the 2.8 number is the middle is the width which is nominally a 2.5" drive. « Show Less
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I have not worked on that particular model of laptop. However, I have worked on at least a dozen other laptops of various brand (Toshiba, Sony, HP, and Dell) and I have been successful in using SSD drives in them. Only in once Dell laptop was the drive a problem. The SSd driive is thinner than the SATA drive that comes in the laptop. Because it did not have any mounting bracket and slid directly into the laptop, it would not line up properly. I had to cut out a few sheets of thin plastic and tape them to the drive to give it the thickness it needed to line up . After that, it went in fine and has been working fine ever since. I have not worked on that particular model of laptop. However, I have worked on at least a dozen other laptops of various brand (Toshiba, Sony, HP, and Dell) and I have been successful in using SSD drives in them. Only in once Dell laptop was the drive a problem. The SSd driive is thinner than the SATA drive that comes in the laptop. Because it did not have any mounting bracket and slid directly into the laptop, it would not line up properly. I had to cut out a few sheets of thin plastic and tape them to the drive to give it the thickness it needed to line up . After that, it went in fine... » Read More I have not worked on that particular model of laptop. However, I have worked on at least a dozen other laptops of various brand (Toshiba, Sony, HP, and Dell) and I have been successful in using SSD drives in them. Only in once Dell laptop was the drive a problem. The SSd driive is thinner than the SATA drive that comes in the laptop. Because it did not have any mounting bracket and slid directly into the laptop, it would not line up properly. I had to cut out a few sheets of thin plastic and tape them to the drive to give it the thickness it needed to line up . After that, it went in fine and has been working fine ever since. « Show Less
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yes its sata III compatible but it can only run at sata II speeds. I instaled a sata III ssd and my read speads are 260mbps but on sata III motherboard it can do about 550mbps, almost double. but I haven't seen a laptop that supports sata III yet, only desktops.
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Couple of approaches I'd suggest: go to the Toshiba Support site for your laptop (it requires a serial or model number - the C675-7106 number did not work for me) and look for hard drive specs and, potentially, a list of compatible replacement internal hard drives. You could also go to Crucial.com and work with their site or tech support to find out which hard drives are compatible with your laptop. I have found Crucial to be very reliable on ensuring replacement RAM and storage they sell is compatible with your hardware.
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This hard drive is compatible with sata 6gb? I hope your early reply thank you in advance.
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I am not an expert. I believe any Sata 2.5" hard drive should work. I have purchased several WD HDDs and Toshiba HDDs (2 of each) and they are all working perfectly. I use them for external hard drive storage and daily use. You might try to replace wit a Toshiba (but you surely can use either) as Toshiba is what Mac seems to use. The most important thing though is that its Sata 2.5"
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Yes it is compatible. Make sure you do your research on how to open it up and swap the hard drive. You will have to reformat the system. I could not find how many msata slots the ultrabook has off of the Del website. I would assume only one.
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Works with any laptop that uses a 2.5 sata hd. Most laptop have an adapter that connects to the drive to connect to the motherboard. If you are replacing a drive u can use the adapter from the old drive.
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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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Yes. I have the same model of laptop and this drive work pretty well. Don't hesitate to buy it.
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Hi - Toshiba lists your laptop as having a SATA drive - the standard is 2.5". You could checkby turning off the ultrabook and taking off the back cover where the drive is located.Your product spec (Toshiba web site) is athttp://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=1200006723in the pdf :http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=4002624&isFromTOC;Link=falseThe drive should work.
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Yes. All SATA standards are compatible with each other, but it is going to operate at SATA 1.0 speed. I guess if you're looking for capacity rather than speed, go for it.
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100% compatible. Lol, but seriously it's still a decent drive. You won't notice any difference compared to a newer 64mb 7200 rpm drive. Just don't buy it used.
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It should phisically fit any desktop tower computer (3.5 inch) as laptop would have 2.5 inch. I looked up your comp and I would say that yes it should work just fine. If it was bult on the vista OS it is deffently in the SATA II era. You shouldn't have any problems with it reading the size ether (up to 1.5TB) according to what I read. One thing I would do is look for a SATA II version of the drive drive. On paper any sata mother board should be able to run any sata divice (with the speed limitations of the motherboard). But somtimes the controller on them that sets the speed doesn't automatically work. Usally a simple fix but may not be within the comfort zone of some users to have to deal with it. hope this helps!
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It is an M.2 drive. I have no idea do you have the slot. I am having it running in the Sager NP 8652 and it is running great with no issues at all. Great product!
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I know this is an old question, but if it helps in the future for someone else it's worth answering. Some laptops will only accept a 9mm thick drive. Some will take 11mm or more. That's the only question to keep in mind with almost any laptop or mini desktop. It's also valid for any SATA drive. You can google your models tech specs or speak with a technician.
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Hello Kingsfam5, the models that are compatible are in the description of this product. But, here they are for you to reference with your Toshiba: Compatible Model/Replace PN : Toshiba Satellite A135-S4527 A215-S4697 A215-S4747 A215-S7422 L305-S5894 L305-s5970 L45-S7423 M60 M65 P200 a205-s5000 l305 l305-s5919 l305- (you can find your model type under the laptop. It works well for mine as well and fast delivery)
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Contrary to what James and Jerry said, not all SATA drives will fit. Only drives that are thinner (shorter) than 12.7mm tall will fit. You can fit a thicker HDD in the caddy, but the caddy can't fit back into the computer. I tried it with a thicker drive and it simply won't work. Historically, 2.5" drives came as thick as 19mm, and some are still listed on amazon. For example search amazon for Toshiba-213mb.Most current model 2.5" SATA drives are thin enough, but check your specs carefully on the manufacturer's website.