It looks like this only has the 3.5 inch drive bays, I'm guessing I will need an adapter for my SSDs?
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The 3.5" brackets have screw holes for the ssd on the bottom, no adapter required,
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The drive bays will work with a 2.5" SSD. I am running one as my boot drive. You just need to mount the screws in one side or the bottom. It's simple to do.
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This is a 3.5 inch drive bay, that mounts 2.5 inch solid state drives or 2.5 inch hard drives, if your hard drive is of another size it wont work on this mounting kit, if your computer case does not come with standard 3.5 inch size drive bays it wont fit in the computer case.Another option would be that maybe you got a kit with some factory error, I would call the company. Hope it helps.
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Not sure, I am running a 256 Gig SSD drive. Try the Gigabyte manufacturer's support forums.
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This drive has a SATA interface, I don't know if you might be able to get an adapter.
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I would not recommend doing so as it is designed for a 3.5 inch drive. The drive is held in place by pressure from the front so to use a SSD drive (2.5 inch) you would need to rig up some type of side and back anchoring. It may be possible to press the drive in and have it work without any kind of adapter, but there would be nothing to stop it from working loose if you move the unit at all. Hope this helps.
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This might be a very very late answer but yes, most SSD drives have an adapter to make them fit into a standard HDD slot.As for the people that say DVD slots are also 3.5" that is incorrect, the Optical Drive slots are 4.5" whereas the Floppy/HDD and accessory slots are 3.5", Hope this helps!
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2.5 inch, no room for an 3.5 drive you should go with the SSD, its easier on the power supply. I am not sure the compatibility between sata 2 & sata 3, the box has USB 3, that is good. I was surprised to see the box run win server 2012 when we loaded it as a domain controller.
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This takes 2 external 5.25 drivebays and allows the same space to accept 3 standard sized data HDs. I googled your case and the answer you're looking for is... Probably. Although on mine, I had tough clearance issues with the data cables clearing the power supply.
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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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You should use the power adapter with 3.5" drives. You really don't need to with 2.5" drives
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I also mounted my SSD to the bracket. I seem to remember having to really bend the power cable to get it to fit because there's not much room between the bracket and the drive.
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Yes as long as you have the adapter to 3.5 some ssd will include the adapter plate with them.
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I think it might be difficult to have two 3.5 drives in this case. I have one 3.5" 3TB Drive and two 2.5" drives. One is the boot SSD and the second is a notebook drive. The 2.5" drives are sitting where the DID would go which I don't have installed.
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No, this will not work for any situation in which the connectors have to line up with where they would be, compared to a 3.5" desktop hard drive. In order for this to work, they need to offer a new product where the mount puts the SSD to the side of the tray instead of centering it.
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I doubt it. I purchased one for my PC and while it holds it in a 3.5" bay but you still have to connect it with a cable. For what you need look at one of Icy Dock's products on Amazon. They probably makes something that works. They have one that houses your 2.5" SSD but physically mimics a 3.5" SATA drive. All connector adapting is done within the unit so once you install the SSD it looks like a standard 3.5" SATA Drive made out of plastic. If your MacPro will accept a standard 3.5" SATA drive then this is the way to go.
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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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This only fit 3.5" drives. If you buy a 2.5" inch to 3.5" adapter, they will fit too. I have a 3.5" adapter that adapt a 2.5" hard drive and they work just fine, similar to this: ICY DOCK EZConvert MB882SP-1S-2B Light Weight 2.5" to 3.5" SAS / SATA (22pin) HDD & SSD Converter / Mounting Kit - Ver.2