7200 RPM drive in X60?
7200 RPM drive in X60?
The X60 spec seems to be for 2.5", 5400 rpm drives (in 40 or 60 Gig). Could you install a 7200 rpm 2.5" drive in an X60, and if so, why doesn't Lenovo offer that? Is 7200 rpm the fastest 2.5" drive made?
Thanks, Paul
X40 (great machine, but the hard drive is pretty slow!)
Thanks, Paul
X40 (great machine, but the hard drive is pretty slow!)
The X60 can have an 7200rpm HDD installed.
But the X60 is an Ultraportable laptop and batteryconsumtion is very high with 7200rpm drives. I can imagine that's the reason it's not offered.
EDIT: There exist the so called "SAS"-discs 10000rpm sata, but is not appropriate for laptops, only servers.
But the X60 is an Ultraportable laptop and batteryconsumtion is very high with 7200rpm drives. I can imagine that's the reason it's not offered.
EDIT: There exist the so called "SAS"-discs 10000rpm sata, but is not appropriate for laptops, only servers.
Thinkpad x220 Li7-2620M 8gb/80gb mSATA intel 320SSD/160gb Intel 330 (didn't fit, had to remove the aluminium shell)
Linux Mint 17
Linux Mint 17
Yes, the 7200rpm drives will work in it.
The power comsumption isn't too bad. I get 4hours usage on my X22 with my 7200rpm. Considering that the X60 probably has much better power management and options for bigger battery, it won't be too bad.
The power comsumption isn't too bad. I get 4hours usage on my X22 with my 7200rpm. Considering that the X60 probably has much better power management and options for bigger battery, it won't be too bad.
X22 - 800mhz - 640MB RAM - 60GB Hitachi 7200rpm 7k100
X40 - 1.4ghz - 1.5GB RAM - 8GB Transcend 300x CF on Addonics CF/IDE Adapter
T42p - 1.8ghz - 15" UXGA - 1GB RAM - 160GB HDD
X61t - C2D 1.6ghz - 12.1" SXGA+ - 8GB RAM - Intel G3 300GB SSD
X40 - 1.4ghz - 1.5GB RAM - 8GB Transcend 300x CF on Addonics CF/IDE Adapter
T42p - 1.8ghz - 15" UXGA - 1GB RAM - 160GB HDD
X61t - C2D 1.6ghz - 12.1" SXGA+ - 8GB RAM - Intel G3 300GB SSD
Yes, you are right. However you can use an adapter for Ultrabay and get SATA functionality (SAS is compatible with ordinary SATA).
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/UltraBay_ ... DD_Adapter
I have also seen an adapter for the T43 for a SAS 10krpm working.
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/UltraBay_ ... DD_Adapter
I have also seen an adapter for the T43 for a SAS 10krpm working.
Thinkpad x220 Li7-2620M 8gb/80gb mSATA intel 320SSD/160gb Intel 330 (didn't fit, had to remove the aluminium shell)
Linux Mint 17
Linux Mint 17
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