will it work with intel ssd model 335 240 gb ?
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The converter connects to the 2.5 inch laptop card pins. You may have to remove the case from around the card on the intel since the pins are recessed, but the card inside is a standard 2.5 pin set so it will work.
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I don't know. I could not fit my ssd into it, which is why I bought it. I sent it back.
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Don't see why not. Mine works with my Crucial M500 2.5 inch SATA III SSD, so seems likely.
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Hi Jennifer. Best way to answer this is to just go to Intel site: http://processormatch.intel.com/MotherBoards/CompatibleBoards?componentName=i5-3350P , Here you can find out all the specs and MB that the processor is compatible with.
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Potentially, yes, but maybe not. Depends on a few things including your BIOS. I have an older motherboard (nVidia 750i) and my mobo did NOT recognize this drive. From what I've read, I believe your bios needs to have AHCI capability to recognize this drive. From a SATA standpoint it should be entirely backwards compatible, but do your homework ahead of time just to be sure. Thankfully Amazon is great for returns and I was able to order a Sata II Crucial SSD. Granted, my mobo still didn't recognize the drive, but installing a cheap Sata III add-on card did the trick. Note: The Sata III add-on card still would NOT allow my older motherboard to see the Samsung Evo 840. Potentially, yes, but maybe not. Depends on a few things including your BIOS. I have an older motherboard (nVidia 750i) and my mobo did NOT recognize this drive. From what I've read, I believe your bios needs to have AHCI capability to recognize this drive. From a SATA standpoint it should be entirely backwards compatible, but do your homework ahead of time just to be sure. Thankfully Amazon is great for returns and I was able to order a Sata II Crucial SSD. Granted, my mobo still didn't recognize the drive, but installing a cheap Sata III add-on card did the trick. Note: The Sata III... » Read More Potentially, yes, but maybe not. Depends on a few things including your BIOS. I have an older motherboard (nVidia 750i) and my mobo did NOT recognize this drive. From what I've read, I believe your bios needs to have AHCI capability to recognize this drive. From a SATA standpoint it should be entirely backwards compatible, but do your homework ahead of time just to be sure. Thankfully Amazon is great for returns and I was able to order a Sata II Crucial SSD. Granted, my mobo still didn't recognize the drive, but installing a cheap Sata III add-on card did the trick. Note: The Sata III add-on card still would NOT allow my older motherboard to see the Samsung Evo 840. « Show Less
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I did not test it with THNSNS256GMCP but with five different mSATA SSDs and they all worked. It should work well with the Toshiba THNSNS256GMCP.
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Sumit P. I've looked at the specs for the Kingston V300 120GB SSD on line and by the appearance of the connector and type of drive I believe it should work.
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Yes it will work. Check this website for any model upgrade Www.crucial.com Thanks
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It will, 101%. Rest assured, just buy. In fact, crucial has the best customer service and compatibility.
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Sorry, but I would have no way to know that. If the pinout is correct, and the specs on the memory are correct, I would expect it should work.
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As I see in the specifications if i3147-3750slv uses standard laptop drive therefore it should work. You need to know that size of SSD is smaller drive that you have in your laptop which will not be a problem with most of times unless you have lot of data in the drive. You will notice significant improvement in booting time and performance when you switch to SSD. You also need to find a way to transfer operating system an data to new drive either from recovery drive or cloning software which usually come with the drive or can be downloaded from manufacturer website.PG
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Read your owner's manual. If it supports &gt;=4GB of PC2-6400 800mhz 5-5-5 DDR2 SDRAM then yes it will.
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I believe that this drive will work on that motherboard it is a m.2 ngff ssd and it looks like that motherboard will accept m.2 ssds
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This fit and works great for the old ssd from my dell z600. If the ports match what you are pulling out of the laptop it should work just fine. There are two styles of connections though, make sure this one matches what you are using.
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If it works with SATA/PATA/IDE drives of any kind, then yes it will. But be warned, make sure that you get one that's working properly and undefective, perferably a new one. Trust me, I got mine new and it works fine.
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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.
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It should as they are both mSATA drive, but I would go to crucial website to make sure that the drive is compatible with your pc before you purchase