Lenovo T440p M.2 Slot
M.2 SSD in WWAN-slot To further expound on that: the T440 supports an M.2 2242 (22mm x 42mm size) SATA SSD. I'm sure of this because I installed one (Transcend MTS400) in a friend's T440 earlier this year. FRU Videos Detail. The slot to the left looks like a m.2 slot with nothing in it. Will any 2242 ssd fit in it or does it have to be single sided. Also the laptop has no internal battery just a spacer. Is it possible to add a battery to this model? There is no 3rd m.2 slot under the internal battery spacer, can this be added to the t440? R/thinkpad: IBM and Lenovo ThinkPad laptop enthusiasts! I can't find it on the BOM for the T440p, but for the T440s, I have FRU 04X3827, which is a 16GB SSD on a M.2 adapter that plugs into a connector in the T440s main board, and the middle connector in your photo looks like the corresponding one.
Hello,I have been planning to add a 240GB/256GB SSD to the spare M.2 Slot on my motherboard (2242) - T440P
I have narrowed down my options to some options:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Transcend-TS24 ... ers&sr=1-2
https://www.amazon.co.uk/KingDian-240GB ... ers&sr=1-7
https://www.amazon.co.uk/XuBa-Solid-Lap ... rs&sr=1-57
The XuBA Drive and Kingdian drives are £10 cheaper than the transcend, and all m.2 2242's with SATA 3 interface are more expensive than standard SSD's.
I just want to check: A) will all three of these drives work, or will i face dificulties with them working?and B) is thr transcend that much better than the cheaper ones? They are all low cost brands as far as U know?
Lenovo T440p M.2 Slot Docking Station
Thanks very much.Hi everyone!
My son is upgrading his work laptop from a T440p to a T470 and is tossing the T440p to me, (see, if ya raise them right.... ).
I'm planning a few mods, (my son is a dev, but left the machine 'stock'), mainly the screen and touchpad. I also want to upgrade the drive to either a 128gb M.2 with a 1 TB drive for data in the main HDD slot, or 128 2.5 SSD and swap out the CD/DVD for a caddy to hold the 1 TB drive.
I've been looking at the specs and I can't find any information on the M.2 speeds for a SSD. Is it better to get a regular 2.5 SSD for this machine or will the M.2 provide faster throughput? Theoretically, the M.2 should be faster, but as I said, I can't find any details.