Does this fit normal 2.5" HD Drives(not the new thin ones)? I want to use it for troubleshooting drives so I don't clutter my desk with a dock.Thanks
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9mm is the max height in the TT six bay.For troubleshooting drives, you want a 4 bay snap-in enclosure, without caddys as those are for fixed installations:http://addonics.com/products/aesn4da25.php
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It will fit any drive up to 9mm thick. Some 2.5" drives are larger than that.
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yes. reg 2.5. may work with new thin ones as well but can not say for sure.
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The HD you list has an enclosure what happened to it. A bare 2.5 HD should fit. If your enclosure is damaged remove it and check to see if the HD has a standard plug.
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yes 5.25" is the bay size of your desktop PC which is CD drom drive. the tray is fitting into that bay and 3.5" HD fitting into that tray
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The good news is that the connector in side the dock is a standard SATA port. The bad news (for me) is that a full size desktop HD wont fit. I had to use Sabrent USB-DSC5 Serial ATA or IDE 2.5-/3.5-Inch to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter with Power Supply to connect my HD. Now I guess I look for a cheap laptop HD....Let me know if I can do anything else for ya.
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Feel your angst! MINE does fit (barely!). I CAN NOT put cable inside with the drive; I attach it to the WD and zip the case. My decision to purchase was solely to keep the drive clean and protected from scratches. I know: Obsessive!!
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Yes, if you have 2.5 inch bays. I'd also buy a drive caddy in case you don't have a spare
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No, this unit has 5.25" size itself and can be used for 3,5 hard drives only.
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Sorry man, I'm not sure. But if it could fit standard 3.5 inch drive type of HDD mounting, if should fit.
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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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Sorry this drive is a 3.5" which will not fit in the space of 2.5" which most laptops use. It is a great drive for my MacPro desktop. It starts up much faster than standard hard drive.
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Only 2.5" and make sure it isn't a bulky case- not a ton of space in there. I'm running SATA2 in mine, not sure if 3 is compatible or not though. I have a Corsair Nova Series 2 2.5" Sata II SSD in mine.
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No, that drive is a bit too tall for this case. The WD drives tend to be a little shorter.
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Yes. It holds standard 3.5" desktop drives which have roughly the physical dimensions you gave.
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As far as size goes, it is not the data storage capacity as that is really only limited by the OS you are running and way you configure the drive (e.g. 1 GPT w/ 3-2TB partitions). On the physical side, the dock accepts 1-3.5" HDD, which is the standard size for desktops. If you want to use a 2.5" HDD, which are used in laptops and "portable" external HDD enclosures, you would not want to use this model of the Icy Dock. On the functional side, this enclosure has kept my HDD running at ambient temperature, even when under a prolonged writing session.
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This harddrive that is in question is a 3.5 inch in size. Your enclosure is a 2.5 inch casing. Will not fit.
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My hard drive dimensions were similar to yours. I see no reason why it shouldn't fit.
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YES 2.5 or 3.5 hdd it will fit into the cut out part you see in the picture. it will even work for IDE if you get the adapter for it with either size hdd