are all msata ssds the same size? regardless of the brand?
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Most mSATA models should be around the 50mm range but you do have the likes of mSATA mini (Half Size) models at 30mm. This product supports " mSATA SSD 50mm form factor". If it doubt measure your mSATA SSD.
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Hello Kevin, All mSATA SSDs have the same interface (Pin out) and same width. However, there are 2 different sizes as far as length half size (Mini) and full size. If I have to guess I would say probably 95% of all devices use the full size. the half size was mainly used to work in handheld scanners and other relatively small devices that don't have much physical space inside. To answer your question this enclosure will read both sizes regardless the brand. We know of other enclosures out there that are finicky with certain brands. The ZTC enclosure seems to work with everything so far. One last thing you may be interested to know about the ZTC enclosure. You will be able to secure the full size mSATA SSD with screws but not the half size. You can do work around by inserting the half size SSD then close the cover. That should hold it down but I have a feeling you won't need to do that since you probably own a full size mSATA SSD. Thank you
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No it's not a standard msata, it's a custom interface and form factor. Similar to the MacBook Air but not compatible with that.
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Hello Blake,While there is a slot available for both a mSATA and a regular SSD, the 120GB Samsung 840 EVO installed on the Galago UltraPro is a regular laptop SSD.Thank you for your interest in the Galago UltraPro ad please let us know if you have any other questions.
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This is an mSATA form factor. Should fit in most modern ultrabooks and NUCs.
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Any 2.5" SATA physical hard drive will work. SSD's are a different mater. I have used a 60GB SSD SATA drive with no problems but couldn't get a 240GB SSD SATA drive to work. While SSD are very appealing -- light weight, low power consumption, and no moving parts, I don't think there is enough standardization.
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This is an msata ssd, which is a lot smaller than a standard sata drive. I do believe that the crucial m4 is available in a 7mm form factor as well, though.
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What you are looking for is the GB-BXi7H-4500U. Also written as the Gigabyte Brix S (the "H" - high capacity, the "S" - storage). The i3H, i5H and i7H have just started to hit the market. These units are slightly taller than this unit and will fit both a 1.8" mSATA SSD and a 2.5" SATA drive.
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Mine also has Liteon msata. I wonder why there are 2 different ssd in this model.
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any SSD with 7mm height. Standard SSD are 9.5mm and they wouldn't fit in there. Just for example, this VERY EXPENSIVE one will work: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-7PC512N/AM
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seperate but the ssd is not your standard 2.5" it is either proprietary or msata/mini pcie
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SSDs will work with any brand, as long as you have the sata cable to connect it to your motherboard..
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This one has space for a 2.5 Harddisk while the other one is mSATA SSD only.
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Yes as long as it fits, some SSD's may be too tall, but this one is pretty thin
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Yes, it is a msata SSD and can be upgraded. You can Google it or go to YouTube and there are videos in how to do it.
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I can't say for certain if it does or not. But one way you should be able to tell is by checking the pins to see if they match; on your motherboard and on the drive. Most mSATA SSD ports should be compatible with most mSATA SSDs though.
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Yes, I have the same laptop and I am doing it right now. This is the perfect little SSD for your laptop. It is the same exact size as the 24 GB SSD cache drive.
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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