I was wondering if you can use the Intel 310 series SSD in the T400.
I know Lenovo has a whitelist.
Has any one tried it or is it impossible?
thanks
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Renee -
Came across this
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I bet the answer will always be no unless you use a T400 primary drive bay adaptor.
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What you are asking is: is there a 2.5" adapter for intel's 310 SSD?
Intel had made them. But I'm not sure if they are being sold to the public or not.
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I was thinking that they can be connected to the mini PCI inside the laptop but the more I search the answer is no -
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Runcore have an US$20 adapter, shown below, so can use it in your T400's 2.5" drive bay until you upgrade to a T420 which I believe will use msata SSDs.
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I can tell you that an Intel 310 SSD will NOT work in a T410 or W510. It would stand to reason that they will not work in a T400 either.
I ordered the 310 as soon as I saw it on Newegg to use as my boot drive in my W510. The BIOS doesn't see it. It also doesn't appear in Windows Device Manager or Disk Management. -
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Well no wonder. LOL
Get a 1.8 to 2.5 adapter and it should work just fine. -
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Imagine the possibilities of running mSata SSD and dual HDD, so much storage space crammed into T/W series !
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The runcore adapter will work as it was meant for the mini cards that went into the asus eee and the pin outs for them are entirely different. I found this while doing my searches:
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Intel 310 ssd in T400
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