Are the screw holes the "standard" 6/32 screws? I need an adapter that uses the same size screws 3.5 inch drives use.
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My 3.5 drive slipped into a receiver and didn't require screws. I installed a new Crucial MX100 SSD. The screws that came with this fit the new drive. There were also other screws in the pack, that appeared to be for your situation.
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yes they are the same, I used the orginial screws and it comes with a packet of screws.
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They seem to be standard size, it comes with a bunch more screws than it needs.
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If you are just plugging it into the SATA connector on the motherboard it does not matter. They are all the same, any open one will work. Just make sure that you are plugged into the correct connection on the adapter.
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7.5. The total thickness of the adapter is just 9mm. No its not 9.5. I found on the latitude E6520 the height of the drive caddy was critical. Many after market were too tall. So if the total thickness of the caddy is 9mm obviously the drive must be a 7.5mm or thinner.
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Assuming you are talking about a 2.5 inch (not millimeter) drive, then yes. All standard 2.5 inch SATA drives should fit in this enclosure.
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The drive is 3/8". The bolts removed are 5/16", 11/16", and 3/4" (8mm ~ 19mm).
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This is for a SATA connection and will not fit the IDE. There is no room for an adapter inside the casing.
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With the proper adapter don't see why not. Look for a 2.5 inch to 5.25 inch drive bay adapter.
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I believe it will work with both. Mine was a 3.5". I believe it is a standardized connection for hard drives.
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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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I assume you are talking about the Master Slave Jumper Pins? If you are going to use the Hard Drive as a Master then make sure the Jumper is appropriate. The Pata/IDE Hard Drive should be standard and the adapter should fit. Have you considered cloning the IDE Drive to a Sata Drive? Hope this helps!!
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Normal SSD's, like the SanDisk Extreme, plug into typical SATA connectors and power connectors. They do not normally come with special mounting brackets to adapt them to a 3.5" drive bay. Some drive bays have screw hole alignments and screws for mounting SSD's, or even special smaller form factor bays for them. Plus you can just buy a cheap mounting bracket. I have even taped an SSD to a drive bay before.
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Anything 7,5mm and thinner...most 7.5mm or thinner should fit. 9.5 mm drives might just be to high?
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It's a 3/8 drive but also has a raised hex that a 1" socket fits. If using the 1" socket I would recommend using a 6 point socket.
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Evan - The drive is 1/4" - standard, nothing special or unique. It will work with other 1/4" sockets just fine. It does not come with any deep sockets so you will have to use what you have.
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Should work fine, use the adapter from the drive you are replacing if possible.
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Will work with any 2.5 inch drive but not 3.5 because of the voltage difference
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It should fit that thicker drive...as long as there is room in your box. There is not anything on the adapter itself that would limit thickness.