can I REPLACE my existing HDD with this in IBM ThinkPad T60?
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Go to:Crucial.com and use the memory finder to see if it is compatible with your system.
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Yep, T60's use Sata connections so you'll be fine there. Also, all Thinkpads use 2 rubber pieces that attach to each side of the HDD lengthwise. Since the SSD's tend to be thinner, you may need to attach the piece that comes with the SSD's to make them "thicker" and fit into these spaces where a HDD used to be.
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Not likely. Your machine uses IDE drives and this is a SATA drive, I suspect you need Seagate ST3320620A 320GB Barracuda 7200.10rpm 16MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard DriveBTW, your machine will allow you to add a second drive, so if your original drive is functional but out of space, a second drive may help (but if you are not comfortable working on these machines, you may need to hire someone to install a second drive)
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Yes. I replaced my failed 6 year old HDD in my dell inspiron 6400. It only lasted about a month though however I am very abusive with my computers using them in my workshop and whatnot
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I dont know that computer, but I had no issues installing in my laptop replacing an 80Gb drive. So long as the connector/drive type is the same - you should be good. Note: get an external SDD drive kit that's made to clone the drive - if you don't want to reinstall everything. It made install fast and simple.
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That should work fine with the SATA interface. If you are upgrading I hope you have an "image" of your original drive, or contact Toshiba support to obtain an original disk set for your unit.
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Yes. Just make sure the old drive is SATA. Remember to format it to windows file system NTSF if using windows.
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Actually, Lenovo doesn't even sell this one on their site. I've only seen it available via retail channels. If you're feeling adventurous, there's a service manual available online that shows how to replace the HDD and you can always upgrade. Also worth noting is that the SD port is supposed to be UHS1 so you can add in a high speed SD card. I bought an inexpensive UHS1 card (64 gigs for $29) and it tested at 22 megabytes per second, but with higher end cards, you could add 128 gigs at 60ish megabytes per second. That would be plenty fast for any storage use and you wouldn't need to open up the machine.
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It is an external drive and I am not familiar with Lenovo mentioned so am not sure but I doubt it.
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It seems your laptop does not have an mSATA port, however you should be able to replace your HDD with a regular SATA SSD drive.
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Hi,Please read the following Question Regarding your laptop Thinkpad T400http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T400-SSD-Upgrade-questions/td-p/788391and the Crucial M500 thickness is 9.5mm http://www.crucial.com/pdf/tech_specs-letter_crucial_m4_ssd_v3-11-11_online.pdfso I think it can replace your Main Disk without any problem.for the external you will need additional Kit.best regards,
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as long as your laptop takes a SATA drive, you should be able to use this drive to replace it. The drive will detect the capability of the system and adjust its transfer speed to remain compatible
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You should have no issue, as long as you can open up the laptop and remove the old drive.
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I don't know, I used the HD for a clone BU on my IBM laptop I use for work.
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Yes, as long as you external HDD is a laptop 2.5" hard drive and you wanted to replace the secondary hard drive. The primary (OS) drive is a pair of 128GB SSD running in RAID 0 and would be very difficult to replace as they are connected to the port and if removed their would be no connector for the new drive.If you hard drive is a 2.5" laptop drive of at least 1TB and 5400 RPM or greater replacing the secondary HDD should be a fine. If it smaller or slower then the supplied secondary or even just the same, just getting an enclosure and transferring the file over might be a better option. Yes, as long as you external HDD is a laptop 2.5" hard drive and you wanted to replace the secondary hard drive. The primary (OS) drive is a pair of 128GB SSD running in RAID 0 and would be very difficult to replace as they are connected to the port and if removed their would be no connector for the new drive.If you hard drive is a 2.5" laptop drive of at least 1TB and 5400 RPM or greater replacing the secondary HDD should be a fine. If it smaller or slower then the supplied secondary or even just the same, just getting an enclosure and transferring the file over might... » Read More Yes, as long as you external HDD is a laptop 2.5" hard drive and you wanted to replace the secondary hard drive. The primary (OS) drive is a pair of 128GB SSD running in RAID 0 and would be very difficult to replace as they are connected to the port and if removed their would be no connector for the new drive.If you hard drive is a 2.5" laptop drive of at least 1TB and 5400 RPM or greater replacing the secondary HDD should be a fine. If it smaller or slower then the supplied secondary or even just the same, just getting an enclosure and transferring the file over might be a better option. « Show Less
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my t400 came with a 160 gb hard drive which is one of the stock hard drive sizes originally available . it is probably a typo
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Yes. If your T60p has been modified it may accept the same memory as the T400 think pad.
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Depends. You can replace the Hdd, with a ssd, or you can add up to two msata drives and leave the Hdd. I replaced the Hdd with a ssd, and added a msata drive.