can i use to read my mSATA SSD from lenovo yoga 13 ..see here: Samsung MZMTD256HAGM mSATA 256G SSD. I have a SATA to USB connector afterwards
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Should work just fine for you. May take a minute or two to show up though so be patient.
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Sorry for late response, but I don't know, do you have a pic of the mSATA ssd. As long as it is mini, it should work
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Adnan, this will NOT work in your machine. Looking at the tech specs on the yoga. http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/yoga/yoga-13/#techspecsIt uses an mSATA drive. 128/256GB DDR (double data rate) SSD (solid state drive); HDD Interface: m-SATA II (SATA300); DMA Mode: Transfer Multiword DMA mode-2, Ultra-DMA Mode 6; User Upgradable: Noand again checking the hardware service manual. http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_yoga13_hmm_1st_edition_oct_2012_english.pdfWe can see that it uses an mSATA chip. [OLD MODEL] Crucial M500 480GB mSATA Internal Solid State Drive CT480M500SSD3This is the model that you are going to need, but it does not come in the 960gb size. The max is 480GB. Adnan, this will NOT work in your machine. Looking at the tech specs on the yoga. http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/yoga/yoga-13/#techspecsIt uses an mSATA drive. 128/256GB DDR (double data rate) SSD (solid state drive); HDD Interface: m-SATA II (SATA300); DMA Mode: Transfer Multiword DMA mode-2, Ultra-DMA Mode 6; User Upgradable: Noand again checking the hardware service manual. http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_yoga13_hmm_1st_edition_oct_2012_english.pdfWe can see that it uses an... » Read More Adnan, this will NOT work in your machine. Looking at the tech specs on the yoga. http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/yoga/yoga-13/#techspecsIt uses an mSATA drive. 128/256GB DDR (double data rate) SSD (solid state drive); HDD Interface: m-SATA II (SATA300); DMA Mode: Transfer Multiword DMA mode-2, Ultra-DMA Mode 6; User Upgradable: Noand again checking the hardware service manual. http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_yoga13_hmm_1st_edition_oct_2012_english.pdfWe can see that it uses an mSATA chip. [OLD MODEL] Crucial M500 480GB mSATA Internal Solid State Drive CT480M500SSD3This is the model that you are going to need, but it does not come in the 960gb size. The max is 480GB. « Show Less
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I installed the 128GB KingSpec PATA/IDE SSD into an IBM Thinkpad T43. I closed the lid and installed Linux Mint. Perfect ... no issues. It has worked much better than the previous std hard drive.
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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'm using a "Crucial M500 M.2 2280 120GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) CT120M500SSD4 " that I caught on sale for $46 for boot and antivirus, with a 500GB ssd for pgms and a 1TB for snapshots and data. No problems with install from optical disk, no problems running Win7. Not any faster than a standard ssd. Consider what you will do when the M.2 ssd fails, do you have a back up replacement ready to go? Or will you revert to a standard ssd?
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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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backwards compatible with Msata II - yes backwards compatible with msata I - most likely not source: http://mydigitalssd.com/msata-ssd.php update: in fact my laptop only handles SATA II and it works great with this msata SSD
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No. Msata has a notch this doesnt. This is micro sata not msata. msata is for faster new drives. micro sata was the new thing a fews back before the AIR style laptops came out. You can check conectors on wiki.this is regular sats minus a the 12volt pins
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Hi, Peace and blessings.As you know, the 64Gb mSATA Mini SATAIII SSD card is a fast memory solid state card. It is usually employed to replace RAID 0 solid state drives in Ultrabooks that are compatible with small mSATA adapters. This card can also be used as a portable memory device, with the aid of an appropriate adapter. If I understood your inquiry, the answer is I am not sure whether this card will fit in any WWAN slot. Make sure to replace any WWAN adapter with appropriate and compatible hardware. Hope these comments will help you find what you're looking for.
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My experience would say yes, what you're asking is certainly possible and that you should also contact Gigabyte and/or provide more info to be sure. In general what you're asking is a common setup. You should check to make sure your mSATA port is SATA 3 also, because I have the feeling it might not be.I'm back because I became curious and did some homework. I foresee no problems and that you'll likely just have to tell it to boot to mSATA in BIOS. It also appears that your mSATA is SATA 2, if that matters to you.
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It seems your laptop does not have an mSATA port, however you should be able to replace your HDD with a regular SATA SSD drive.
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http://www.thessdreview.com/our-reviews/mydigitalssd-bulletproof-3-msata-256gb-ssd-review/
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No it's not. It does not have an mSATA slot. You should buy a regular SSD for replacement of the mechanical SATA drive.
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Does it use mSATA? Don't confuse this with mini SATA. This is for the mSATA cards that look like a small laptop wifi card
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Yes. Or if you wanna get crazy... Some have even kept the hdd as a data drive and added a new msata ssd in the unused slot then changed the boot drive in bios to boot from the new esata ssd. Lenovo does not have much info, but Check the lenovo user forums for help.
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MZMPC256HBGJ Samsung mSATA SSD Drive (also known as a the Samsung PM830 mSATA 256GB) is the one that came with my laptop. I'm getting read speeds of 450MB/sec and write speeds of 265MB/sec.
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Duc, I don't have an X230 so I'm not positive it works. According to the Lenovo doc, there is an mSATA port under the palmrest. Like the T420, it uses SATA II (3gbps) so you will be limited to ~300MB/sec sequential access. The cool thing about Amazon is that if it doesn't work, you can easily return it.