Thread: Dell latitude E-/Precision M-Series

I want to know that how does the bay fit cosmetically on the laptop? Does the color and shape match or does it look"?

The design of the front of the bay is also slightly different to the design of the DVD. I pasted a little when it connects to the bay (it is estimated that about 4 mm). But that's not very important to me, too.

I wouldn’t Dell e6400 resume from the caddy (which was wintering with the hard drive into the bay from the main unit), but not cold boot without a hard drive of the main slot.

I want to ask you something that is there any way possible retrofitting of Dell with the value of the part of Lenovo?

I just purchased the module for Lenovo ebay and installed it on my Dell Latitudea M4400 with a hard drive WD 250 GB instead of DVD-RW. Which doubled my storage capacity?

In my case there is no problem with speed. I have the same speed when using the HDD in the bay (about 55 MB / s) and the normal caddy.

Just a thought: What disk transfer mode is set in the BIOS? IRRT, AHCI or ATA? ATA could create performance limitations when using multiple hard drives.

I just checked the speed on the bay with my new Intel SSD X25-M. I got a 275 MB / S in the bay! So definitely there are no limitations when using the hdd bay. You SATAII full speed!

Hello,all

Does anyone know if this works on a Dell M6400? That will make the Dell M6400 has 3 hard drives.

Yes, it's a ignominy. Nonetheless, the modular bay is the self in all Hollow E6400/Dell E6500 Line and Holler Precision Hollow M2400/Dell M4400 and exclusive offers a 1.8 "HDD bay (with a 4200rpm HDD), but no 2.5" bay.