Can anyone give me the full depth including a drive, front to back? My maximum is 7¼" (not including connectors). Thanks!
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Standard hard drive is 5.75 inches and will stick out from the evercool frame about 1.75 inches. Total length with standard 3.5 inch drive; 7.5 inches. The Evercool is 6.5 inches long from front fascia. You could use it but you'd have to use SSDs. I used 2 with mine [With adapter]. The unit has held up well, BTW. Mine is 3 yrs. old and humming along.
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Sorry I can't, my PC isn't really easily accessible but if you have room for optical drives you should have room for this. The fan is 25mm thick, and I'm not sure how thick the front bezel is but if you allow for 15mm (and a 3.5" HDD should be 146mm long) the overall length is about 186mm, or 7.3". That's probably cutting it real close for you, but if this doesn't fit you could get a 15mm thick fan and slide the drives forward a little.
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Without opening up my box, I'd say it's too close to call. A hard drive is about 6 inches deep, a fan is about an inch deep, and the fan in the Evercool is set back about 1/2 inch.
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Get a 80x10MM [or 80X80X10mm] fan. You can get 6 for under $25 and have extra's should one crap out on you.6 Pcs DC Fan 5V 8010 2 Pin 80X80X10mm Brushless DC Cooling Blade Fan
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I measure it at 19 inches. Adequate for me, others say it's to short. Also, keep in mind that drive input is a USB 3.0 connection.
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The connections are recessed about 3 inches from the edge of the tv, so most thumb drives wont stick out past the width. Hopefully this helps you out.
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It is 7.5" from front to back... Not designed for a laptop at all, it's main benefit is to keep you from reaching around the iMac to access the USB
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Depth shouldn't be an issue with the shell. I could fit my 2008 unibody 15" MacBook Pro if I wanted to. But if you wanted to also place the power supply... not sure.
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I've found included ones pretty good. I only needed one longer one as my case is pretty tall, with power supply residing at the bottom. So had problems reaching to the top, for the disk player... So, sorry can not exactly answer your question.
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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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I haven't been able to measure the item (I have it installed). What I can say is it's the same size, if not a little smaller than a floppy drive. As for how deep it goes, in my case it doesn't go far, not as far as a floppy drive would go. Hope that helps
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@Alexei: Does the cooler fit at all? Or just when you try to squeeze in a 3.5" drive?From the description of the M350, it's only supposed to be able to hold a 2.5" drive (e.g. a laptop drive), or a 2nd one if you get the additional rails. It's not supposed to be able to hold a 3.5" drive.Thanks for the info!
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My case used the cable so no direct experience with the backplane style; although, the case replicates the form of the 3.x drive including connector and location, so I assume it would work.
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Just measured it and its about 17" deep including front knobs and back knurls/connectors. But you really need to accommodate for cable coming off the knurls/connectors. I would add 1-2" for that looking at my current cables. So if you are looking to squeeze it into a cabinet. I would go no less than 18" being a little crimped, and 19" "comfortably".
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No the depth isn't that deep. It's somewhere around 5-6 inches deep. I have a low profile Rockford fosgate 12 in it.
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3 15/16" wide, 3 3/4" deep, 1" tall. Fits perfectly into a 3.5" bay. The depth includes the faceplate, and that would be how deep the drive goes into the desktop case.
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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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Max supported size? Dimensionally, it fits every modern 3.5 inch drive I've tried. Gig/Terabyte wise, it doesn't care, the Serial ATA (SATA) data connectors pass through. If your drive will work without this dock, it should work with the dock.It's sort of like asking how fast a car can your garage handle. The garage doesn't care about speed, just if it will fit through the door.
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Dan...I'm afraid I don't know. I've only put the 1TB WD MyPassport in it. If the Seagate you're interested in has the same or smaller dimensions, then you'll be just fine. There isn't a lot of extra room in the case for a much larger drive.
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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?