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    Caddy for Lenovo 320-15IKB

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Beltza, Oct 20, 2017.

  1. Beltza

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    Hello. I am going to buy Lenovo 320-15IKB with no optical drive. Also I would like to change the standart HDD for SSD and use this HDD as a second hard drive. Therefore, I would like to ask if i may add the HDD using caddy adapter even if there is no optical drive in the model.

    There is no problem with opening laptop, but i would like to ensure that the space of DVD is empty and could be used.

    In the second place, I am not sure if there are all cable connections in there. I mean if there is a SATA connector which corresponds to DVD drive in other models.

    Another possible problem is the way to fix caddy to the motherboard. Normally it can be fixed by a metal part and a screw form the optical drive. But by not having dvd rom, would it be possible? In the case of having the hole, where may I get the metal part and the screws needed?

    And finally, would it fit using a standart 9.0 mm caddy? Or the only option is to use my HDD as an external hard?

    Thanks in advance



    PS. And another little question about RAM-memory. Would those models work well in it? Are they compatible? Which one would be better? (I believe that HyperX sue to CL13)

    1. HyperX Impact HX421S13IB/8 https://www.inet.se/files/pdf/5310120_0.pdf

    2. Kingston KCP421SS8/8