Anyone got a Toshiba 100GB 1.8 or getting the new 120GB 1.8?

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Anyone got a Toshiba 100GB 1.8 or getting the new 120GB 1.8?

#1 Post by red bioroid » Thu Dec 13, 2007 3:13 am

Toshiba just announced the 120GB 1.8 MK1214GAH; it says it's ATA 6 so it must work on my X40. Does anyone know where I can buy this now?

For anyone with the Toshiba 1.8 100GB, does the hard drive make clicking noise. My current hard drive is a Hitachi 60GB and the clicking noise is annoying, which I hope I can avoid with the Toshiba( and get a much needed storage upgrade)
Feb 2008=Thinkpad X61s; 2x faster than X40 but not as asthetic.
Dec 2005=Thinkpad X40; perfect, but bigger than 240x.
Jan 2005=Thinkpad 240x; used; fast but dead pixels doomed it.
2003=Thinkpad 240; used,
1998=new Toshiba Tecra 740CDT. Pricey, heavy & last 5 year.

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#2 Post by DVormann » Thu Dec 13, 2007 6:42 am

Which connector does the drive use? Cannot find this piece of information. Most likely it uses a ZIF-connector which does not fit into X40/X41.
X60t; 1.2 GHz ULV; XGA; 4 GB; 32 GB SSD; 16 GB SDHC; abg; XP; X6

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#3 Post by red bioroid » Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:09 am

The connector says ATA6. My X40 has like the IDE with pins on it, much like the IDE hard drives for desktop PC
Feb 2008=Thinkpad X61s; 2x faster than X40 but not as asthetic.
Dec 2005=Thinkpad X40; perfect, but bigger than 240x.
Jan 2005=Thinkpad 240x; used; fast but dead pixels doomed it.
2003=Thinkpad 240; used,
1998=new Toshiba Tecra 740CDT. Pricey, heavy & last 5 year.

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#4 Post by DVormann » Fri Dec 14, 2007 5:05 am

red bioroid wrote:The connector says ATA6.
That's the version of the ATA specification. It defines mainly command set and maximum UDMA speed. It does not tell which of the two connectors the drive has. Most likely it is the wrong one.
X60t; 1.2 GHz ULV; XGA; 4 GB; 32 GB SSD; 16 GB SDHC; abg; XP; X6

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