Does this come with a shuttle to use it in the 3.5" drive slot on a PC? Thanks
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I have an SSD in my desktop PC, and I drilled holes in the tray to mount the drive directly to it (the drive mounting tray slides out of mine), however, I realized after swapping drives a few times, and since there are no moving parts like a standard disk drive, it really doesn't need to be mounted at all. Mine is currently just laying in there and has been for a few years with no problems at all.
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No, but you can purchase one. It needs to be a 3.5 slot converter. For 2.5". I am sure they are cheap. This is a great drive because I have it. Good luck
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I personally have not used one in it. HOWEVER it does have a little slot to take 2.5" Hard drives. They still must be SATA drives though.
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no but has a port area where you can either add one or use an external drive
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No. Order the correct size HDD enclosure. I think it's a 2.5". Or, get one of the docking stations.
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it comes with 2 fans above a long heatsink. Download the quick guide here [http://global.shuttle.com/main/productsDownload?productId=1669] to get an insight of the internals.
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It has been a long time since I have gotten this item. I don't remember if it did or not, and so I'm not able to help you with that. It does say in the description that it comes with a sata cable and a molex to sata power connector and so I believe it does. This drive replaced a defective WH14NS40 14x drive that I got earlier.
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A 3.5" adapter bracket is included. It is compatible with any standard 3.5" tray/bay etc.
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Yes it has a PCI express slot. Even the DT version (slimmer desktop case) has the slot but would need the low profile bracket.
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Jack,First, I have 2 of the enclosures and am very happy with them for >1 yr. Includes quiet cooling fan. While I am using 3.5" drives in them I'm fairly confident you could slip in a 2.5" SSD using a 3.5" bracket. In fact, some SSD drives come with a 3.5" bracket as part of the drive kit. I recall installing an SSD in a 3.5" slot on using a bracket in my dad's PC last Spring. So, my answer to your question is to go for it! But be sure to order a bracket as well. Hope this helps! - Mel at nondeficere.com P.S. Be careful when you install a drive in the StarTech enclosure. Don't force anything! Don't pull on anything! Just slide the drive in horizontally until it plugs securely into the drive connector in the housing. Jack,First, I have 2 of the enclosures and am very happy with them for >1 yr. Includes quiet cooling fan. While I am using 3.5" drives in them I'm fairly confident you could slip in a 2.5" SSD using a 3.5" bracket. In fact, some SSD drives come with a 3.5" bracket as part of the drive kit. I recall installing an SSD in a 3.5" slot on using a bracket in my dad's PC last Spring. So, my answer to your question is to go for it! But be sure to order a bracket as well. Hope this helps! - Mel at nondeficere.com P.S. Be careful when you install a drive in the... » Read More Jack,First, I have 2 of the enclosures and am very happy with them for >1 yr. Includes quiet cooling fan. While I am using 3.5" drives in them I'm fairly confident you could slip in a 2.5" SSD using a 3.5" bracket. In fact, some SSD drives come with a 3.5" bracket as part of the drive kit. I recall installing an SSD in a 3.5" slot on using a bracket in my dad's PC last Spring. So, my answer to your question is to go for it! But be sure to order a bracket as well. Hope this helps! - Mel at nondeficere.com P.S. Be careful when you install a drive in the StarTech enclosure. Don't force anything! Don't pull on anything! Just slide the drive in horizontally until it plugs securely into the drive connector in the housing. « Show Less
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Yes, you can put it in an 3.5 inch SATA enclosure or just use an USB SATA adapter to connect to your computer.
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It comes with a mounting bracket to suffice for a 3.5" drive bay however it does NOT come with a sata cable. I have deployed hundreds of these drives and not a single one has failed.
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Yes it does I even used it with a IDE 2.5 and 3.5 WD HDD to clone both WD HDD Sata's with the free software from WD to clone the HDD's, the only problem so far is the docking station died on me within 2yrs. They paid to ship it back to them and waiting to get it back now. Warranty expires in Jan 2013.
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My case is older so it does not, but I do believe the newer style case should have them. However USB 3.0 is easy to solve because there are many PCIe 1.0 cards that offer USB 3.0 slots to include an interior slot for the motherboard for around 20 bucks, give or take. I used one before and it works great and offers 4 additional USB 3.0 slots besides what is native to your Mother Board...
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Yes, it is a 3.5" SATA drive. I have one of them, and it has been a good external drive.
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The dock does not include a SATA drive. However, the case makes a very attractive and functional mounting system for a 2.5" drive that you provide. It is very easy to mount and dismount a SATA drive, should you need to change drives for any reason. It looks good sitting on a desktop and also provides three very convenient USB 3.0/2.0 ports. I hope this helps.Farrell Moss
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Yes, this Buffalo usb 3.0 adapter comes with a full and a one half height slot.
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You'll need a processor (you can see the full list of compatible processors on Shuttle's website), you'll need memory, and you'll need a hard drive. You may also want a DVD drive if you want to use DVDs/CDs to load your operating system, etc. (I use USB for this)If you need a serial connection, you will also need to purchase a DB9 connector. The motherboard is equipped with a COM1 port, but the case does not come with a DB9 connector for it.