Hi. Will this drive work in a Dell Latitude E4200 replacing a Samsung 64GB Thin Caseless Case-Less uSATA SSD Solid State Hard Drive?
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Yes, it will work technically. The only issue is that the screw holes don't all line up.
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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
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I would contact Dell directly or their online forum with this question. Remember you will be giving up 750 gigabytes of storage. Compare your performance with reviews of the Samsung from the Internet to be sure this drive will accomplish your intention. I use the free version of Sandra Lite to measure my performance... http://www.sisoftware.net/?d=&f;=downandbuy&l;=en&a;=
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Yes, it works just like any other SATA drive. Just plug it in. But the big benefit is speed. An SSD makes a huge difference, but be sure to activate the "Rapid" function via the enclosed software from SamSung, you get another 100% boost in benchmark speed. I would do a fresh install of Windows and programs. However, Samsung does include a "clone" software for the SSD that has one function, all or nothing, and works very, very well. Try that first if you have a system and programs that you want to migrate to the new computer. But if you are new to Lenovo, the best long-term is to make everything fresh so there are no Qwirks.
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Most of these have the same size, it should work. I have one on a Dell Precision 340, had no trouble, be aware that it has more connectors of a newer type than the ones used on say, normal SATA hard disks or CD/DVD units. Worked for me with 0 problems, jsut check if it has all the connectors you require.
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Likely it will - I just installed the drive on a DELL M1530 XPS. Get the "notebook kit" as it includes a spacer to fill the thickness difference.
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I used a 160 GB Serial ATA (SATA) Hard Drive that I removed from an old Dell computer. It works fine.
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Not familiar w/ that notebook per se, but, assuming it already has a primary HDD, then must look to see if there's a spot for a secondary. You might also need mounting hardware: screws to attach the drive to some frame/bracket/"carrier" that then mounts the ensmble to the laptop. At least this is what I needed to add this drive as secondary to my Dell Latitude 3300 - only had a 60GB mSata HDD as original equip't. As for the drive itself, a terrific choice (whether as primary or secondary): quiet, fast, and well built (5 yr warranty!). Did I say fast? Hope this helps.
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Yes it is... based on the Dell part number you provided the drive is a SAMSUNG Spinpoint 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive. Make sure to use the external power supply that was included with the adapter and you should be in good shape.
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I would recommend using one on Thecus's compatibility list: http://www.thecus.com/download/compatibility/hdd/N4520SERIES_N2800_N4800_N4800Eco_N5550_N4510U_N7510_HDD_SSD_list.pdf Also consider that Enterprise rated drives will last longer and potentially perform a bit faster, but might not be worth the price bump for just backups.
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yes the Crucial SSD will work fine, but the spec for the Dell doesn't state that the SATA is SATA-3 which is 6Gbps, so i would but the standard Crucial M550 which is 3Gbps transfer rate.
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jnwarm, if you were referring to Seagate Momentus 750GB XT, unfortunately Amazon does provide info which item I purchased in responding to. I currently I have it in my Dell Latitude E6510 and working with no issue.
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Yes it will fit in any newer laptop that has a sata drive. The software can be run by pretty much anyone capable of using a computer and an interface cable for external programming is privided with this model. You could probably look on youtube and search hard drive replacement under you base model and there will be a video that shows you how to open your computer and change the hard drive. Just use the samsung software to dupe the drive and then remove the old hard drive and replace with the new one. It is a pretty easy process. Turn the computer on and it should work immediately.
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No, this is a 1.8" drive bare board drive with no casing. It is meant to be installed in laptops that came with 1.8" drives to save space, why there is no casing on it. Also it is a uSATA type, so the connectors are different from regular SATA. An adapter is needed to convert to regular SATA.Converting to IDE I doubt it will work. If you still have IDE drives, I'd suggest saving your money and getting a whole new computer. Anything that uses IDE drives only would be too slow in CPU, etc. to benefit from an SSD.
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I do not know the specific models that this HD will work for but works in my inspiron from dell check the compatibility listings
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I really am not sure. I have a Dell and I did install it as second hard drive and it works. I am not sure of model.
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Hi, Unless your system has a mSATA slot it will not work. This is the best info I could find for you. http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Dell-memory/Inspiron+Laptops%2FNotebooks/Inspiron+1420-upgrades.html