How long (deep) is the SATA connector itself? 9mm? more? less?
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Oh deep. Sorry I'm not sure what u r asking. If u mean the part that goes into a hard drive. It fits in any 2.5 internal drive not in a case
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WithmSATA SSD installed laying inverted flat on my work bench it measures less then 7mm and the board is slightly smaller t5hen the SSD I replaced. Handel with TLC ! I cloned the HD to the card and I'm impressed with the speed :^) OH - I used a piece of tape to secure it in place. Good luck :^)
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I stand corrected. It's a usb 3.0 micro-b connector (according to Pioneer's site), and they're right, it's not the l-shaped SATA, but has a notch mid-section. You can go to the manual and take a peek for yourself at:http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/PUSA/Files/Computer/BDR-XS05/BDR-XS05%20Operating%20Instructions.pdf
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my asus 990fx was a great snug, but not overly tight fit. was a really easy install. honestly left enough room to put my wires around everything. I use a sata 3 ssd and it was litterally 3 inches away from the ports that came on the side of the 990fx i bought.
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A regular SATA cable. Available here on Amazon for something like a dollar! :-)
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I reused a 4 year old case which had 2 front USB 2.0 connectors. Bought a 3.5" Front Panel for 2 USB 3.0/2.0 ports. Gigabyte includes 4 SATA cables.
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Don't know - sorry - I am using mine as an external (e-sata) attached to a desktop.
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I've used it with a 840 EVO-Series 500GB SSD and a Crucial MX100 512GB SSD, both 7 mm thick. I did have a 2.5 inch Toshiba HDD in one, but I'm pretty sure that was about 9mm.
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1st make sure those are 2.5" slots, SSD size slots, and not 3.5". If they are 3.5" you'll need the SSD adapter to make it bigger and fit the slot. You will need to buy a cable, if you do not already have one. You'll need it for a SATA connection. The drives I got were barebones and just contained the drives and a few documents and nothing else.
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I am sorry I can not give you an answer. The sata connection is an older version that only is workable with either an adapter plate or cable, which would make the enclosure unusable.
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Will fit 12.5 mm SATA CD tray; not super slim 9.5 mm types. Take your CD drive out and make sure it's SATA and 12.5 mm thick
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Yes indeed, it takes a 2.5" SATA connection. This is the SSD I bought to put in my system about 4 months ago, no issues: Kingston Digital 120GB SSDNow V300 SATA 3 2.5 (7mm height) Solid State Drive (SV300S37A/120G)
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If you are referring to the SATA HDD connection, it is 3 gb/sec per the board manufacturer's specifications.
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Mine was different than the photo as well. However, slim HDD's are 7mm (9/32 roughly), not 9.5mm. You can fit either though, I have tried both. With the slim drive I simply left the tray that it is attached to on it. It is very cheap, but hey for $10 or less, that's kind of what to expect. I added electrical tape to mine to hold the HDD in place, and it doesn't match the bezel of my T410 at all, but I do have 2 local drives now so I couldn't care less.
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I won't remove the port to measure them. But I installed it perfectly in a Mid-tower case using a mATX Gigabyte motherboard. The USB 2.0, USB 3.0, power and SATA cable were long enough. The shortest one in fact was the power one but it was also the closest to the power supply unit so it wasn't a problem.
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Pretty much any 2.5" SATA 9.5mm height drive will work, including this one. The Blue / Green drives may be better suited to the task but the cost difference is not that great between these and the Red. Let your wallet be your guide.
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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.