YAODHAOD SSD metalen montagebeugel, 2,5 inch tot 3,5 inch harde schijf adapter interne harde schijf montagebeugel lade (2 stuks)

Work as they say it will nothing specially

Bei mir kommen die Schienen in einem Jonsbo U4 Mini Mesh zum Einsatz.Bei diesem haben ich sie unten anstatt einer 3,5 Zoll Festplatte eingesetzt und somit vier SATA-SSDs einsetzen können.Viel mehr kann ich dazu gar nicht schreiben, denn die Beschichtung ist gut, die Gewinde passen und das Einzige, was man noch verbessern könnte, wäre eine weitere Ebene zu ermöglichen, mittels der man vor die Laufwerke noch einen Lüfter montieren könnte, doch das ist natürlich eine Preisfrage.

These are fairly simple and easy to use drive brackets, especially useful for custom built NAS arrangements. A single bracket will hold 3 3.5" drives (one screwed in on the bottom of the drive) or four 2.5 drives. You can screw the bracket to a case or frame, or use heavy double-stick tape, to apply the drive set to the system you're building.The $11/pair price is quite reasonable, good enough for a modest DIY NAS.

Keep It Simple Stupid.Perfect complement to my compact case. I need to stack 2 drives and this is as good as it gets. Mounting holes are all there. Side holes for vent. Screws. Lots of screws provided.

I'm happy with this hard drive/SSD mounting bracket from YaoDhaod. I have noticed that some of the less expensive PC cases I've picked up don't have a lot of provisions for mounting 3.5" drives. Sometimes the cases just provide a few holes on the bottom for screws to secure drives through using the threaded mounting holes of the drive. This set of 2 brackets and a lot of black screws can be used to construct a block of 3 3.5" HD or 5 2.5" drives (if you want the block to be free-floating) but I think it's better to affix the brackets to a position on the case. When configured as an L they can support up to 2 3.5" HD or up to 4 2.25" drives and the bottom of the L can mount to the case somewhere. The holes at the bottom of the L brackets are tapped and threaded, which is different from the larger diameter holes used along the sides to support drives on screws, to more easily secure the brackets to the case.