Does this case handle 7mm SSD? Or would the hdd move inside?
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YES if you modify the 7 mm SSD. NO if you don't. The reason is that the internal eject lever is not wide enough to push a 7mm SSD out of the enclosure. This is a design flaw in an otherwise fabulous case. This is why it is advertised to fit only 9 mm and 12 mm drives. THE SOLUTION is to apply a strip of 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, Clear (4010) to the top edge of the SSD that enters the case. The mounting tape is a solid and clear piece of thick double-stick tape. This thickens the SSD by about 2 mm - enough to be ejected by the internal lever when you open the enclosure. This is how I use this fabulous case with my 7mm SSDs. YES if you modify the 7 mm SSD. NO if you don't. The reason is that the internal eject lever is not wide enough to push a 7mm SSD out of the enclosure. This is a design flaw in an otherwise fabulous case. This is why it is advertised to fit only 9 mm and 12 mm drives. THE SOLUTION is to apply a strip of 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, Clear (4010) to the top edge of the SSD that enters the case. The mounting tape is a solid and clear piece of thick double-stick tape. This thickens the SSD by about 2 mm - enough to be ejected by the internal lever when you open the enclosure. This is how... » Read More YES if you modify the 7 mm SSD. NO if you don't. The reason is that the internal eject lever is not wide enough to push a 7mm SSD out of the enclosure. This is a design flaw in an otherwise fabulous case. This is why it is advertised to fit only 9 mm and 12 mm drives. THE SOLUTION is to apply a strip of 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, Clear (4010) to the top edge of the SSD that enters the case. The mounting tape is a solid and clear piece of thick double-stick tape. This thickens the SSD by about 2 mm - enough to be ejected by the internal lever when you open the enclosure. This is how I use this fabulous case with my 7mm SSDs. « Show Less
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There is a leaf spring inside that has an unloaded clearance of about 7.4 mm. So yes it would move. However, taping some plastic sheet or cardboard inside the case or on the drive should make it snug enough.
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P.G: It should. In my situation, the case is handling a 7mm Toshiba mechanical hard disk that was in use in my Dell laptop. Moreover, the case has a flexible "tounge" in the lower inside part to provide upper adjustment to the disk unit.
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Yes it does! I actually have it in my desktop, however the drive is made to fit in notebooks. See excerpt below from http://www.laptopmag.com/review/storage/samsung-sd-840-pro-series.aspxAt 7mm thick, the 840 PRO Series can fit into laptops with drive bays too slim for the average 9mm-thick SSD. For example, during our testing, we were able to install the drive in a ThinkPad X230 but unable to fit any 9mm drives into that notebook's slot. Even if your notebook currently has a 9mm- tall drive, the 7mm 840 PRO Series will fit into larger brackets.
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I'm not sure about the largest. But, I fit a "Crucial m4 512GB 2.5-Inch (9.5mm) SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Drive CT512M4SSD2" inside mine no problem.
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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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I have this one and it's got a lot of room but you can't put everything the say it can hold in there, not enough space. If you're going to add lots of drives look carefully because on most case the drives will hit caps or video cards on motherboards. Try to find a review where someone says what they were actually able to fit.
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Ben, The SSD mounts on the bottom base of the case behind the power supply and under 3.5 inch drive bays. there are 4 screw holes that match up with the screw holes on the SSD.
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It looks like that laptop has a hard drive in it which should be removable and replaceable. This SSD will fit both 7mm and 9.5mm (with adapter) so you should be good to go. I am still using this excellent SSD in my main office PC and I am very happy with it.
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There are seven(7) 3.5 inch slots to put hdds or ssds in, I used this to build my brother a new gaming rig and he loves it..looks nice and has great air flow.
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Yes it did fit in the case( i used the the 2.5' HDD) but there no gap or space between the hard drive and AMD factory CPU fan, They are like bonded together on the top left edge of the cpu fan. Not sure if i replace with SSD it would have space between the CPU fan and SSD.
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I think It will work well. This case is pretty simple. In side this case there is SATA shot which can be fit any superdrive.
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There is only one 2.5 drive bay located in the upper part of the hdd bays. There is another at the floor of the case but it will need 4 screws. Its a good starter case for small to medium size components. There are better cases than this for close to the price. Look into the corsair, nzxt and cooler master cases. They have more room and features.
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Not meant for that purpose, but if you had connectors to mbo to ssd as wired inside the case why not. Need a suitable mount or external case as in a raid storage drawer with 3.5" mounts convertrd down to 2.5"for holding ssd's.
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SSD would fit on the thunderbolt connector. Not sure about opening the drive though
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Not sure. Case dimensions are 5x3 inch., so the disk inside should be smaller than that. Please, read both product specifications to be sure that they match.
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If it's a 2.5 inch sata drive out of a laptop the silver case pictured should work fine. The operating system doesn't matter.
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You could possibly make it work considering it only has 3 HDD slots and 2 SSD slots on the back of the case.
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The spacer is used for systems to make the drive a 9.5mm, so the 7mm will fit in the computer more tightly. In most laptops all you would need to do is remove the hard drive and screw the SSD in with the same place the HDD was stored. Please call us directly at 1-800-336-8915 if you have any other questions or concerns, as we do have free tech support.