Questions about Kingston A400

fdea05

6 years ago

Can anyone tell me whether digitec has the right fixing screws in its range and possibly link them? Thank you! :)

3 answers

liam1211

5 years ago

is a power and sata cable included please reply ?

2 answers

aersilan0423

6 years ago

I was wondering should I buy sata ssd or m.2 ssd, I'm going to built a micro atx PC with b450m motherboard , which would be a better option?

2 answers

Anonymous

6 years ago

Does the A400 support SATA Link Power Management?

2 answers

TuxMath

6 years ago

If I buy this hard disk now (26.04.2019), will it have the latest firmware? Because the Kingston SSD Manager does not run on Linux, and therefore I cannot update the firmware ... : https://www.kingston.com/en/support/technical/ssdmanager

2 answers

info

6 years ago

Is a mounting frame (mounting bay 3.5") included?

2 answers

Felix DC hub

6 years ago

Helpful answer

No, only the SSD in 2.5" design is included in the scope of purchase.

Anonymous

3 years ago

Detail: The Kingston SSD I intend to install is on the Galaxus website: Kingston A400 480 GB, 2.5" SATA III, AHCI, item 6305464, manufacturer's number : SA400S37/480G, Length 10cm; Length 6,99 cm; Height; 0.70cm Lester. Thanks. 41g

1 answer

Former employee

3 years ago

Thank you for your reply. For a next time, please answer directly to the current request :)

peetem

4 years ago

Does anyone know if I can install the SSD in my Mac Mini Late 2014?

1 answer

PuiuDolea

4 years ago

I don’t know about Max, I used it in a Dell

aamirkhansaheb15

5 years ago

Hi, can I use this SSD in Dell Inspiron N5010 laptop? Thanks

2 answers

Amorphis1222

6 years ago

Can I install this SSD in my PS4 slim?

2 answers

arthurpokemon2020

6 years ago

Is it a GPT?

1 answer

TeamTaom Assistance PC

6 years ago

Helpful answer

Hello, the partition format table is according to your choice, generally in GPT by default, nevertheless it can easily be modified with this software (among others) and free: https://www.partitionwizard.com/free-parti... or simply by using the windows disk manager

christianerne90

6 years ago

would the go with macbook pro 15ich mide 2011

1 answer

upolaris

6 years ago

Prerequisite: Model (MacBook Pro), Size (15') Vote two versions for 2011: MacBook Pro (15 inch, early 2011) MacBook Pro (15 inch, end of 2011) And two versions for 2012 Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Mid 2012) Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch Retina Display (Mid 2012) According to Kingston, all three versions (WITHOUT "Retina") are compatible with: 480GB A400 SATA3 2.5 SSD (7mm height) Part Number: SA400S37/480G see: https://www.kingston.com/us... see also https://support.apple.com/kb... https://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS... However, for Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch Retina Display (Mid 2012) an upgrade with SSD is not described; see https://support.apple.com/kb...

kaleu65

6 years ago

is installation in asus f554l possible?

1 answer

Brimstone

6 years ago

Yes, that is possible.

forjpu11

6 years ago

Will this SSD run on an old notebook with SATA-1 interface? Would like to breathe new life into my ThinkPad X60s.

1 answer

siXtreme

6 years ago

Helpful answer

Yes it will. The SATA3 interface is backwards compatible with SATA1. Everything should work. Just remember that the SSD with SATA1 can only be 150MB/s fast, but the SSD itself can generate 500MB/s throughput. However, it will work without any problems.