Will this disk fit the caddy? [OLD MODEL] Crucial m4 512GB 2.5-Inch (9.5mm) SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Drive CT512M4SSD2
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Yes, all 2.5 in HDD will. I installed a Samsung 840 pro SSD and it fit perfectly.
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Likely not the caddy (which basically to secure the drive in place). Possibilities: loose connection(s) such as drive not firmly inserted to the inner mini sata connector, etc.
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Hi Muhammad. I had a similar HP model (same enclosure as the Compaq 6510b) and the hard drive fit very well. You won't need any separate caddies as it replaces your old hard disk.Cheers.
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I do not know if that will fit. I have only used the slim 2.5" drives. My use is for a controller for a CNC router with an ATOM processor and a small disk drive as my storage requirements are minimal. At 15mm thick I suspect that the drive might be too tall. Check the Antec web site and see if they list specifics for the drive size.
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This harddrive that is in question is a 3.5 inch in size. Your enclosure is a 2.5 inch casing. Will not fit.
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Steve, that sounds like a standard 3.5" Form Factor akin to the Seagate ST500NM0001, whose dimensions are 5.78x4.010x1.028 then it should work just fine. If you can find the model number on the drive, it would make it easier to check for sure.
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It will fit any drive up to 9mm thick. Some 2.5" drives are larger than that.
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Without knowing the size of the drive I can not answer. Look at the description for the product and it should give you the inside dimensions of the case to see whether it will fit or not.
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This will fit into any drive space that utilizes the traditional SATA 2.5" Drive Bay. In fact it will fit the slimmest of spaces (height wise). Most drive spaces support 9.5mm. This is smaller.
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The screws that were with the mount fit the drive (SanDisk Extreme II 120GB SATA 6.0GB/s 2.5-Inch 7mm Height Solid State Drive (SSD) ) perfectly! My guess is that the screws will fit all standard 2.5" drives...
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Physically Any 3.5" hdd should fit fine. As far as drive specifications, I have two bays in my server, 1 has a 1.5TB and the other has a 2TB drive. I can't test anything larger as my larger drives are SAS rather than Sata.
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Yes, if you have 2.5 inch bays. I'd also buy a drive caddy in case you don't have a spare
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I used caddy for 2.5" SSD. Sorry I do not know about about other configurations.
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should... » Read More No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. « Show Less
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Not sure, I used for a dell latitude.. But what is more importan is the size of the caddy
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Any sata drive should be fine, and all of the versions are backwards compatible with the sata version. You just have to screw it into the caddy on your current drive, but if you don't need that much space look at a 128 GB solid state drive sdd at 2.5 inches. Make your lap top faster on the cheap.
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I don't believe so. When I switched out my 80 HDD for my 500 HDD, the caddy that was already in there fit just fine with my 500. No issues fitting it back into place.