I am puzzled... Just bought a Intel 600P M.2 ssd. But it is not recognized in the bios or in Linux OS.
So I can use some help buying the right m.2 ssd for my Lenovo M700 Tiny Skylake 6500T bios chip M150.
I am after a 128gb model. Any suggestion appreciated!
No. That drive from Lenovo is PCIe NVMe, same as your Intel 600p, which does not work in a M700 Tiny. You need a SATA interface M.2 SSD, like the 2 Samsungs I listed above.
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Your feedback helps us improve!Samsung 850 or 860 Evo or Pro, and I suggest getting a 250 GB size. For longevity, you want to keep 1/4 of it free space, and 128 GB too small today.
Please read the thread at the link above. Ty.
I was reading the link. To be honest I do not understand it well. After all, I bought the wrong ssd after reading that post :-)
Now I am assuming that this ssd from lenovo will work? Although it is not providing any helpful information about the sata compatibility. Thanks again! (I can not find, in my country = Europe, The Netherlands, the right samsung ssd with a single hole in the connection, they all have two holes).
No. That drive from Lenovo is PCIe NVMe, same as your Intel 600p, which does not work in a M700 Tiny. You need a SATA interface M.2 SSD, like the 2 Samsungs I listed above.
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Your feedback helps us improve!Hi, I found your response very helpful, can you tell me if this will work too? Crucial MX500 500GB 3D NAND SATA M.2 Type 2280SS Internal SSD - CT500MX500SSD4 h ttps://amzn.to/36WuLgY
Thank you.
Yes. Since it specifies 'SATA' in the description, and not PCIe, it will work in M700 Tiny.
I am trying to install a Kingston M2 (SM2280 S3 G2 / 240G, I think SATA) memory into a M700 with WiFi. It does not recognize it after install. Do I need to adjust perhaps the CMOS setup / BIOS before booting ?
Not that I am aware of, the BIOS default settings can be loaded and saved. Try resetting the card first. If still no go, call Kingston tech support.
