Will this be compatible with a Lenovo T430 ? Also, if it will fit a sata3 HDD which is 9.5mm height ?
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I have this model and while it is technically compatible, it is a little loose.
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According to several sites, the T430 should accept "Serial Ultrabay Slim" accessories, which is of the same type as my T400. The sites also say newer Thinkpads with the "Serial Ultrabay Slim Enhanced" should accept this device, albeit with a small horizontal gap at the top. This device works great in my T400, with a finish almost identical to the OEM look. Windows detects it as a removable drive for hot swapping ability. I have used it with a few different SATAIII hard disks and SSD of the typical 2.5" 9.5mm height variety. As a testament to the simplicity of the electronics in this product, I also disassembled the caddy, took out the raw board, and used just the board to replace the DVD drive with an SSD inside of my MacBook Pro. Really there's nothing complicated to this unit -- it's sturdy and it fits great in the T400.
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Lenovo lists 0A65723 as supported memory for the T430. Make sure you have an open memory slot unless you are replacing the current memory module(s).
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Lenovo documentation says 2-3.5" drives and up to 4TB is supported. I've got a 750GB and a 1TB and plan to upgrade the 750GB to a 2TB. You can also run it in a RAID configuration if you like.
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Sorry, I could not find clear info (via Lenovo or otherwise) on the T440P & a compatible 'ultra Bay'. There are some web comments saying an ultra bay is out there that will 'fit', but this requires layers of tape to fill gaps in chassis fit.
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It should be - I would be very surprised it wasn't! This is a standard enclosure for 3.5" SATA disk drives, and the WD drive you are asking about is a standard 3.5" SATA disk drive. Any modern 3.5" SATA drive should be fine with this enclosure.
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it works with Lenovo T430. you can check Lenovo website, they have listed all the compatible models with 433715u.
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I don't know, but here are the more specific questions you should be asking:1. Will it fit correctly? There are two different sizes of 2.5" HDDs (normal & slim)2. Does the laptop support SATA II?3. Do you have the restore disks to reinstall everything? (Not specific to this HDD)
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It fits any computer that uses a 2.5 Sata drive.of you can not tell which drive your laptop uses look in the manual. Amazon will always allow you to return anything for any reason. If you don't need that big of a drive buy a newer shod state drive. The prices are dropping
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Only 2.5" and make sure it isn't a bulky case- not a ton of space in there. I'm running SATA2 in mine, not sure if 3 is compatible or not though. I have a Corsair Nova Series 2 2.5" Sata II SSD in mine.
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This will fit into any drive space that utilizes the traditional SATA 2.5" Drive Bay. In fact it will fit the slimmest of spaces (height wise). Most drive spaces support 9.5mm. This is smaller.
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Yes it accommodated my Toshiba MK1059GSM, 1TB drive - which is 12.5 mm thick. The case is really quite nice. If you plan to use the eSATA connector you should also know that an eSATA cable was not included (there's just the standard Y-type USB cable)
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Sorry, I don't know. I have a Lenovo T430-S.The mini-dock works perfect;y with this computer. Your portable has to have the matching connector for the doc on the underside. Jeff
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Yes, according to the Product Specifications listed in its Amazon ad:HDD Compatible: All 2.5" / 3.5", 9.5mm / 12.5mm SATA-I, SATA-II, SATA-III / SSD up to Max. 4TB
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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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James: this drive should work with any laptop that has the same physical slot opening which utilizes SATA III. I installed this one I purchased in a Lenovo W700 laptop with no problems for months now. Keep in mind -- if you replace your existing drive with this one, most likely you will have to swap mounting hardware & the faceplate from old drive to this one.
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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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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!