Compatible drives:
Crucial C300 with spacer mod. X220 SSD 7mm Mod (Crucial C300)
Hitatch Travelstar series that begin with model code "Z". This includes Z7K320, Z5K500, and Z5K320
Intel X-25M, 310 (mSata) and 320 series
Kingston/Intel X25-E
Momentus Thin Hard Drives | Seagate
NOT compatible:
Intel SSD 510 series
Reply 1 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
Crucial C300 with spacer mod. X220 SSD 7mm Mod (Crucial C300)
Reply 2 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
SSD: Intel X-25M, 310 series, 320. Quite sure that's the list for SSDs right now (with the mentioned Crucial C300). All require the spacer mod with the exception of 310 series. Doesn't break Intel warranty but I'm pretty sure it does Crucial's (it's obvious the sticker has been tempered with in the photos. No way they would accept that)
HDD: Hitachi Travelstar (double check 7mm, I don't think all models are 7mm). If you are upgrading HDD, upgrade from Lenovo. It's only slightly cheaper online (if not more expensive. Cheapest seems to be $50 on Amazon, vs $65 I think on Lenovo). It'll save you the hour and a half of burning the DVDs, the DVDs themselves, 5-10 min to replace hard drive and another hour/hour half to reinstall Windows
HDD: Hitachi Travelstar (double check 7mm, I don't think all models are 7mm). If you are upgrading HDD, upgrade from Lenovo. It's only slightly cheaper online (if not more expensive. Cheapest seems to be $50 on Amazon, vs $65 I think on Lenovo). It'll save you the hour and a half of burning the DVDs, the DVDs themselves, 5-10 min to replace hard drive and another hour/hour half to reinstall Windows
Reply 3 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
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Originally Posted by thecrafter SSD: Intel 310 series, 320, I think 510 as well. Quite sure that's the list for SSDs right now (with the mentioned Crucial C300). All require the spacer mod with the exception of 310 series. Doesn't break Intel warranty but I'm pretty sure it does Crucial's (it's obvious the sticker has been tempered with in the photos. No way they would accept that)
HDD: Hitachi Travelstar (double check 7mm, I don't think all models are 7mm). If you are upgrading HDD, upgrade from Lenovo. It's only slightly cheaper online (if not more expensive. Cheapest seems to be $50 on Amazon, vs $65 I think on Lenovo). It'll save you the hour and a half of burning the CDs, 5-10 min to replace hard drive and another hour/hour half to reinstall Windows |
Reply 4 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
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Originally Posted by noxxle99 Can anyone else confirm this? Specifically the 510 series
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Intel Solid-State Drive 510 Series
SSDSC2MH120A2XX, SSDSC2MH250A2XX
Product Specification
Capacity: 120 GB, 250 GB
Components: Intel 34nm NAND Flash Memory Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
Form Factor: 2.5-inch
— Thickness: 9.5 mm
— Weight: 80 2 grams
Reply 5 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
Yeah just checked Newegg, there's no spacer
Reply 6 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
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Originally Posted by noxxle99 Can anyone else confirm this? Specifically the 510 series and that the Hitachi Travelstars are generally 7mm?
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Reply 7 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
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Originally Posted by grisjuan I don't think so. From Intel's website:
Intel Solid-State Drive 510 Series SSDSC2MH120A2XX, SSDSC2MH250A2XX Product Specification Capacity: 120 GB, 250 GB Components: Intel 34nm NAND Flash Memory Multi-Level Cell (MLC) Form Factor: 2.5-inch Thickness: 9.5 mm Weight: 80 2 grams |
Shakes fist at Intel !!!
Reply 8 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
I guess (true 7mm) alternatives to Intel 310 series will hit the market before too long?
Already ordered the 320GB HDD upgrade and don't mind waiting a few months if something better than the 310 is going to be released.
Already ordered the 320GB HDD upgrade and don't mind waiting a few months if something better than the 310 is going to be released.
Reply 9 : List of drives that are compatible with the x220
Op, please add Intel X25, 310, and 320 series to the first post as well, as thecrafter pointed out in the 3rd post.
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