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What kind of connector does this SSD have??

Sin Stalker
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I found this SSD in one of my buckets of random parts. It is a lenovo ssd made by Toshiba. PN: 45n7990. It is smaller than a normal 2.5 ssd.

 

It has a SATA data connector but the power connector is not like a normal SATA power. Its shorter than a normal SATA power and is kind of shaped like a police billy club.

 

I'm hoping to test this thing and if it works, put it in my wife's laptop. So I need to know what power connection this is and then buy whatever converter pieces I need.

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It looks to be a 1.8" mSATA SSD. Compare the connector to pictures of mSATA drives, maybe that's what you have.

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It is Micro sata, dont know where you could buy an adaptor for your laptop though. 

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5 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

It looks to be a 1.8" mSATA SSD. Compare the connector to pictures of mSATA drives, maybe that's what you have.

Yeah. Thank you.

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