What 2.5 HDD bay adapter did you use with this case?
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I too was looking for a bracket of some kind. Not so.There are simply two locations, one on the bottom of the case and one on the motherboard plate that are simply four holes that match up to an SSD and hold the drive sightly offset with a small air space below.
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Had to dig up my boxes to get the model numbers, but I used a Silverstone SST-SDP08 3.5" to 2.5" bay converter to mount my Crucial SSD in. Worked without a hitch. Could have used the places designed for my SSD, but I did not like the access.
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I didn't use any adapters because there are two mounting brackets for 2.5" hard disks. One is on the bottom of the case, and the other is on the back of the motherboard tray. I tried both and settled on the bottom one as it didn't require very long cables.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817996040That's the one I used.
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Note: A Normal adapter/brace will not work that you would used for mounting a 2.5 in a PC case. The connections for the power and data transfer are fixed solid to the board in the back of the case. A normal adapter will leave the 2.5 drive well short of the connections and you will need to run cabled for the power and data, very very short cables. Additionally, the metal plate that functions to hold the drives in place will not fit snugly with the 2.5 drive adapter meaning it will float around in there just a little to make some noise. Due to these reasons I would suggest only using it for 3.5 drives as they fit perfectly in the drive bays. Note: A Normal adapter/brace will not work that you would used for mounting a 2.5 in a PC case. The connections for the power and data transfer are fixed solid to the board in the back of the case. A normal adapter will leave the 2.5 drive well short of the connections and you will need to run cabled for the power and data, very very short cables. Additionally, the metal plate that functions to hold the drives in place will not fit snugly with the 2.5 drive adapter meaning it will float around in there just a little to make some noise. Due to these reasons I would suggest only using it for... » Read More Note: A Normal adapter/brace will not work that you would used for mounting a 2.5 in a PC case. The connections for the power and data transfer are fixed solid to the board in the back of the case. A normal adapter will leave the 2.5 drive well short of the connections and you will need to run cabled for the power and data, very very short cables. Additionally, the metal plate that functions to hold the drives in place will not fit snugly with the 2.5 drive adapter meaning it will float around in there just a little to make some noise. Due to these reasons I would suggest only using it for 3.5 drives as they fit perfectly in the drive bays. « Show Less
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No. Order the correct size HDD enclosure. I think it's a 2.5". Or, get one of the docking stations.
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Generally, a drive bay adapter like this one will fit into an case with three available 5 3/4" drive bays. However, you will probably have to remove that toolless fastener stuff and use regular m3x6 (optical drive) screws. You might also be interested in a Cooler Master 4 in 3 HDD Module Device - (STB-3T4-E3-GP). Good luck!
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It's a NZXT source 210 with window and you can also Google for additional information on this case: External 5.25" Drive Bays : 3Internal 3.5" Drive Bays : 8
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Will only fit 3.5" drives. You have to get your own adapters if you want to fit 2.5" drives.
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There are two bays on the lower left hand half of the case. The left side contains 2 5.25" bays and the right hand side has 2 hot-swap HDD bays.
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Yep. There is a mount at the bottom of the case that will take a 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive. You can also get adapters to put a 2.5 in any 3.5 slot. Specifically on this case, you may want to watch this quick unboxing and feature review video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qJutw4eyvJ4
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Honestly, I'm not familiar with that type of drive. If I'm reading your description right, your drive is an 80gb SATA drive. The case is made to work with eithera SATA or IDE drive. As long as it is a 3.5 inch drive and matches that, you're good. If it's a 2.5 inch drive, you'll need a different case.
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Not 100% sure but I can only get my 1TB inside the case so anything slightly larger would be no.
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This device works perfect SABRENT 2.5 to 3.5 Inches Internal Hard Disk Drive Mounting Kit (BK-HDDH)or simply just drill 4 holes in the bottom of your case and attach it there.
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I guess you could use it for a 2.5", but why would you need such a giant case for a small drive.The 3.5" connects from the inside to a sata and power cable, and from the outside you have USB 3.0 output.
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im currently using one with 750gb. So far so good. as long as its 2.5in SATA HDD should be fine.
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Its an external hard drive enclosure, a bit hard to take apart, but ANY 3.5 or 2.5 SATA HDD will fit.
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Physically Any 3.5" hdd should fit fine. As far as drive specifications, I have two bays in my server, 1 has a 1.5TB and the other has a 2TB drive. I can't test anything larger as my larger drives are SAS rather than Sata.
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I recommend this one "Generic 2.5" USB 2.0 SATA Aluminum HDD Enclosure case Hard Drive Disc External"
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I don't think it matters. From the PDF it looks like they're both sata connections. I think I picked the one that gave the hard drive the most room.