will this ssd work in my Lenovo A730 AIO?
745187
Don't know about this Lenovo, but it doesn't fit mine Lenovo y510p, so I'm going to return it.
745188
A posting on Lenovo's forums says that it will boot from an mSATA drive, but you may have to turn SecureBoot off. http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaCentre-Desktops-Home-Servers/Installing-mSATA-SSD-as-secondary-drive-in-Lenovo-A730/td-p/1346889
745189
Yes this will work on your A730, and if you want to put it there is a mSATA slot on the machine, which looks like a mPCIe slot. I hope it help.
745190
This is a msata ssd (mini sata) and I think you have a sata hard disk drive,but I recommend to buy a sata ssd drive please check first what you have . download speccy app install it and you can check your PC hardware
877310
It will work, but at SATA 1.5Gb/s, not SATA2 (3gb/s) or SATA3 (6gb/s). It is fast anyway and you can upgrade your Notebook in the future and keep your SSD.
449623
It would work as a replacement drive in a laptop, the only consideration is if the motherboard will support it's capacity. But, under the conditions that capacity isn't an issue, then, yes, it will work
998794
it uses a m-sata connector so if your laptop supports it there should be no problem using it as a ssd or cache disk
1307825
It will fit but im not sure if will work. For me it did not work when i used ssd and sata.
198835
hi, just to clarify, this board has 2 sata III connections which should work with any drive that is compatible with the sata standard. ssd or hdd even a bluray drive. make sure you have the black sata power connectors from power supply too.
1743887
the A7298 that I purchased did have said drive. NB you will need to check the specs as some of these units ship with 16 / 32 gigs of memory and the HDD MAY be different depending on the actual specs you need to view.
459544
I am not fully sure what you are asking, but anything that looks like a 2.5" SATA drive should fit. I have a Crucial SSD in mine and it fit without any problems. So if it has the same form factor as a 2.5" SATA drive, or has mounts that make it that form factor... and it is SATA it should work
348738
I'm using it with a Dell 6530 so it should work. I believe the chassis is the same between the two models. I added a 1TB drive and it has transformed my machine.
1535332
If the slot you have is for "mSATA" then this card will work. If it has what is called a "M.2" slot then that requires a different type of SSD card since the connector size is different. Best to refer to your motherboard manual just to be sure since not all motherboards have support for these.
876359
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.
578911
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
913794
It should work. If your goal is a faster boot time, SATA connection is better and you save some money. Get a lager SSD since it is faster than the smaller ones, at least 250 GB. Good luck.
757483
The short answer is, yes. Though the drive is rated to work on SATA 6GB/sec it is backwards compatible and should work.
1637955
Yes it can, just like any other computer. These thin AIOs use the same sized hard drive laptops use I think. Double check the size before buying the ssd. But yes, a lot of people out sad in these AIO.
1519014
yes, I use it with a 4430 but as long as it's lga 1150 you should be fine and its on the supported list.
1096639
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. I bought one for my NUC, but it would drop out randomly and the BIOS could not detect it. Go with the Intel mSATA SSD's. I bought one after returning this, and have had 0 issues with it!!