They also have a 64GB and 32GB. Would the 64 be enough in a two-drie scenario for the X220?
Also, would this be compatible with the X300? They list the X220 and several other ThinkPads, but not the X300. Thanks! -- Andrew mailto:[email protected] Saturday, February 11, 2012, 10:16:54 PM, you wrote: > I got this drive. I'm happy with it. Many fans on > forum.notebookreview.com, which has lots of good SSD info > http://www.mydigitaldiscount.com/mydigitalssd-128gb-50mm-bullet-proof-msata-ssd/ > Comparison of benchmarks (fwiw) of the stock Hitachi 320gb 7200rpm HD > and my mSata > http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/3698/hdtunebenchmarkhitachih.png > http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/1607/hdtunebenchmarksatassd.png > The WWAN slot is Sata II while the HD slot is Sata III > On 2/11/2012 3:52 PM, Andrew Webber wrote: >> Thanks, I'd forgotten about that option (it was in the news when I was >> shopping because I think there had been BIOS bugs?). Did you mean >> WWAN? >> >> I'm pretty sure I got that version though I'm not certain, I have >> 4286CTO. Is that good? I'm sure there's some ThinkVantage "diagnostic" >> utility that will be happy to sell me one, but I don't see it. >> >> The Lenovo spec sheet mentions an Intel 80GB mSATA drive, is the >> actual limit higher? And what capacity do people here recommend? I >> grabbed a bunch of prices from Amazon and Newegg and put them in a >> spreadsheet, and it looks like (a) they go up to 120GB, and (b) >> cheapest 64GB per gig seems to be a Kingston at $1.44/GB and cheapest >> 120/128GB seems to be an OCZ Nocti at $1.89/GB. >> >> Apart from brand name, what should I be looking for? For example, >> there seems to be both OCZ Strata and a more expensive OCZ Nocti. I >> can read the specs to see the difference but is there something the >> X220 _won't_ take? >> >> Thanks! >> _______________________________________________ Thinkpad mailing list [email protected] http://stderr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/thinkpad
