Is this card compatible with Lenovo (Thinkpad) X230?
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Yes! Here are instructions on how to remove the WAN card, taken from lenovo's. Ignore the one about the Solid State Drive.http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd024318It is non-user serviceable. This means that it voids the warranty. While yes, it is easy to do, just make sure you remember the cables and the numbers. There should be 2 antenna cables connected to 1 and 2. Make sure on this new card, connect to 1 and 2, because it has 3 antenna connectors!:)Respond with any more questions :)
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no lenovo is one of a few manufactures who place white lists in the bios of the computer that prevent the use of other than lenovo cards.
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Courtesy of reviewer [J. Hayes - http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A31EHZFOU0V5AI/ref=cm_cd_qa_customer_linkpdp ] in an answer to my question regarding FRU and Lenovo BIOS: "You can find a list of System Service parts (FRUs = Field Replaceable Units) here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd100192#l Find your model and look at its list. FWIW, I looked at a listing for an E540 and did not see this FRU, but then I may not be viewing the correct list for your exact model. For comparison, look at the list for a T530, my exact model, and you will see this FRU listed under the Wireless." Courtesy of reviewer [J. Hayes - http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A31EHZFOU0V5AI/ref=cm_cd_qa_customer_linkpdp ] in an answer to my question regarding FRU and Lenovo BIOS: "You can find a list of System Service parts (FRUs = Field Replaceable Units) here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd100192#l Find your model and look at its list. FWIW, I looked at a listing for an E540 and did not see this FRU, but then I may not be viewing the correct list for your exact model. For... » Read More Courtesy of reviewer [J. Hayes - http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A31EHZFOU0V5AI/ref=cm_cd_qa_customer_linkpdp ] in an answer to my question regarding FRU and Lenovo BIOS: "You can find a list of System Service parts (FRUs = Field Replaceable Units) here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd100192#l Find your model and look at its list. FWIW, I looked at a listing for an E540 and did not see this FRU, but then I may not be viewing the correct list for your exact model. For comparison, look at the list for a T530, my exact model, and you will see this FRU listed under the Wireless." « Show Less
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Yes, it takes PC-10600, SODIMM 204 Pin, 1333Mhz DDR3 memory and max memory of 8GBs. Two of these memory chips should work. You should double check with Lenovo and see if they can provide you with a qualified vendors list (QVL) of memory that's guaranteed to work with this laptop or you can just take a chance and buy it. I've been building PCs and upgrading laptops for 13 years and rarely have I had a problem with memory compatibility issues, even when the memory was not listed on a QVL.
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Yes this should work in a Lenovo ThinkPad x220. Check out this link for installation procedures http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ48LTWo9CI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DxQ48LTWo9CI
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Not sure. But fits my daughters X220 fine. Try the Lenovo site and it will give you a compatibility list.
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It appears to be similar to what you have already, should work just fine. I bought 2 of these for my IBM thinkpad but they just weren't compatible even though all spec's matched. Worst case is you may have to return and purchase a brand name that is on manufacturer's approved list. It is worth the try for the affordable price.
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Yes, but be very careful to match the SODIMM that's installed. I thought I could pick up a Kingston ValueRam 4GB 1600MHz PC3-12800 (which matches the specs in Lenovo's own datasheet) and slap it in there, but it wouldn't work. I ended up buying a Hynix 4GB PC3-12800 DDR3 1600MHz to match exactly what was pre-installed. I didn't expect it to be that fussy.
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I put mine into an x60 Thinkpad, but I'd check X41 specs on Lenovo's website to be sure.
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I wouldn't know. I suggest you post this question at Thinkpad Forums, http://forum.thinkpads.com. They will know.
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I have an intel version, so I do not know. But I found the correct part number on the Lenovo web site when you give it your specific model number
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Although the description only lists the X240 as a compatible X series, if you go to the Lenovo site, http://www.lenovoquickpick.com/tur/system/thinkpad/x-series/x250#accessory/46405, and look at the accessories, it does list this one as a compatible docking station. I would just select one that has a good return policy and try it out. It is likely going to work but on the slim chance it won't then you can return it easily.
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I can't give you 100% sure, but it should work. Please study these two links: http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Replacement-Adapter-Notebook-Models/dp/B00737M15U/ref=pd_cp_pc_0 This one is the one I bought for T430s, and it works for ThinkPad X200 according to the specification in the title. Here is another adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Thinkpad-PA-1900-O8I-PA-1900-O8-18-Month-Warranty/dp/B004764AIQ/ref=pd_cp_pc_0 It shows the X200 is compatitle with X61. So I believe it should work at least 95% possibility. In the title of this adapter, actually it didn't say it works for T430s. I check a few links and compare the specifications and decide to buy even it didn't say it is compatible. Turn out this one is pretty good. The adapter is pretty cool when you touch to feel it.
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Good morning, As is referenced on the Lenovo Options/Accessories guide: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/um006391 It does show that this dock is compatible with the X250. Thanks Charles Triathlon Computers (919)813-7776
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Based on the image @http://www.cnet.com/laptops/lenovo-thinkpad-x220/4505-3121_7-34526813.html i would say yes. The port almost looks like an hdmi, but is only beveled on one side. My best guess. BUY IT! YOu will be VERY HAPPY. I took mine to work and every laptop that didn't have the HDMI had the display port and they kept borrowing my adaptor. Heck of a price. Very portable.
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Hello. I do not know. I ordered based on the model number. I have a Thinkpad X240.
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it should, i've installed it on many old pc's and never had a problem. didn't hava a thinkpad though,
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I have no idea, we don't run any Lenovo products. It is not compatible with some i7 Intel board configurations we tested, as it seems to have driver issues/no driver. It strikes me as being mostly compatible with older architectures, so probably would not work with Xeon E3 supported boards.
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Yes and no. This specific card won't work because it's generic. For lenovo, intel builds special cards with a unique lenovo product number. It's called "bios lock whitelist" or something like that in some technical posts. Look for the same model number but where it specifically says "works with lenovo". Now, there is a second issue. Lenovo must sell your laptop with this card somewhere so your bios has a whitelist entry for this card. Lenovo only white lists wifi cards they put into their product.