Hello, I have a toshiba c655-s5305. I was wonering if this ssd is compatible ? My current drive size is 3.9x2.8x.4. Thanks
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you wanna replace your drive or add this one? My computer has a additional space for mSATA ssd, so I don't quite worry about that. But if your computer needs your to replace your drive, I would recommend your a HDD+SSD drive. The first thing you have to check is the interface, is your computer has a mSATA port or just SATA port. The one you are looking at which is the one I am using is mSATA, u don't need to worry about the size of this drive it is the smallest one, size should be compatible. The port is the important thing you have to considered.
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This ssd is m-sata interface based and can be ONLY installed on m-sata socket. It's not a traditional 2'5 inches hard drive. You should double check to ensure your computer has a msata socket.
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there are 3 kind of SSD today; 2.5" form factor 7mm high or 9mm high these are for basic laptops these have a 2.5" case; 1.8" form factor for ultrabooks these look like RAM memory. It sounds like since your width is 2.8" (u probably measured wrong); you should get a 2.5" form factor which is the most popular one
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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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Is a great ssd by lacie, i have one for year and is very fast drive. No problem with my ssd!
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I am not sure but it should fit in place of a standard 3.5" drive. The issue I had was that as the connection is offset a few mm when compared to the original drive it was very difficult to get sufficient reach on my iMac cables to connect to the SSD when installed in the converter. Just something to be aware of.
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Hello Mr. Rodriguez, If your MacBook Pro would currently use a normal 2.5" SATA Drive, then it is compatible with this new Crucial M500 SSD. The only difference is that you will experience an exceptional booting speed, and of course it will boost the overall performance of your MacBook Pro. Regards, Ayman Boules 04/09/2013 ++++++++
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That would be an unfortunate no, (unless you have serious soldering skills and can find a compatible unit). Go to Youtube and search Toshiba Chromebook SSD upgrade fail. The motherboard, as seen in the video, also shows space for an additional 2GB of ram. I have this Toshiba, and I also have an Acer C720 4GB (with upgraded 128GB SSD). For the way I use my Chromebooks, I can find no difference in performance between the two. If you want to add more local storage, the Toshiba does have a SD card slot that leaves none of the card sticking out (very nice). I started with a 64GB card but I just got a 128GB card (it was as much as the SSD I put in the Acer). I have no problems playing back 1080p video from the card. the only thing I don't like is that every time I log on the files app opens up because it detects the card.
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It looks like that laptop has a hard drive in it which should be removable and replaceable. This SSD will fit both 7mm and 9.5mm (with adapter) so you should be good to go. I am still using this excellent SSD in my main office PC and I am very happy with it.
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Toshiba uses model numbers for parts interchange. If the ad says it fits multiple models INCLUDING the C655-S5128, then it does.
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I just bought my NB505. Look at the black and white sticker on the back of the computer - it says Toshiba. On the upper-right corner it will say D3 if it's the D3 that will fit this memory module. I ended up ordering my module directly from Crucial because I wanted to make sure I got the right one.
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The Kingston model that I purchased and reviewed was a 1.8" [or 8x54x78.5mm] drive and would fit, but might need an adapter so it can't move around in the drive bay. I checked on Kahlon.com for the Lenovo T400s, and they show replacement drives of the 2.5" [or 9.5x69.85x100.5mm] size for your model, so you may be able to by a Kingston SSD model ??? in the 2.5" size. You should open your laptop and measure the drive to be certain.
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It's hard to say. While the drive is a standard 2.5" drive it comes with a 3.5" bracket. If the drive in you Mac is 2.5" and uses a SATA III interface I do not see a problem. Hardware such as a hard drive are pretty standard across system types. My final suggestion, to be sure, is contact Samsung support. I think it is well worth it as these drives are the best SSD's on the market.
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I have no idea...all my computer are PC's. If you check some of the reviews for this ssd on other Websites, perhaps you'll find some info. Good luck. Bryant
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It is a standard 2.5" form factor laptop drive. If your computer uses that size drive (which I assume it does), the yes, it will fit. Laptop drives are a universal standard. Each computer manufacturer has mounting trays and connections which are proprietary, but these are designed to accept a common standard drive. If you have any other questions, refer to your users manual or Toshiba support.
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I'm pretty certain that this base will fit all Toshiba Satellite C655 models. It worked perfectly on my C655-S5505, and I think all C655 models are essentially the same in regards to the base.
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While I happen to own a 505, the drive in question was installed in my daughter's Dell. SATA is SATA, so I wouldn't expect a problem, but while it *should* work in the Toshiba, I can't speak from direct personal experience.
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Dear Mr. Harris thanQ for your enquiry and the Thoshiba 128GB Q series Pro was replaced in my above mention laptop perfectely and working well. This new SSD Drive is running more speed than my old 500 GB mechanical drive after cloningon Windows 7 OS. Now I am using my old drive as external drive for the same laptop pc.
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It should be fine - standard 2.5" laptop HDD -- as long as your Toshiba uses SATA connection it will work