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Comentado en Canadá el 21 de marzo de 2025
Tight fit in some cases but worth the effort
Gary Brown
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 2 de marzo de 2025
Took a little while to arrive as coming from another country, build quality is excellent and works very well with my SAS drives /SATA card combination, hot-swap seem to be quite reliable and hasn't had any issues finding drive when inserted.
JAFO
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 12 de marzo de 2025
So that there is no doubt, this fits inside your PC case. The array takes up x3 5.25in bays. now to the unit itself, while its not made to HP standards of blade array quality, I am extremely impressed with this, i am now able to swap drives in and out of my PC at my pleasure, while it took about 2 weeks to arrive, [coming from over the Atlantic, to Scotland] it has been worth the wait, 5 good quality SATA cable included and a screw pack for the fitting of the unit and all the drives too. yes it takes desktop and laptop size drives. best 100 quid ive spent for a long time. you wont be disappointed.
Christopher Hauck
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de enero de 2024
they are tempermental about insertions(can fail to properly hook the latches in place if inserted carelessly) and can be tricky if your case uses Sheetmetal ledges to hold 5.25" drives(ledges prevent you from shoving the box into the case)but after learning the laches should have you push on the spring bar handles and NOT the sled body and after some slight bending of my case metalwork, this cage is amazingly usefulthe fan is very quiet and keeps drives inside cooler than the 45-50C they can reach in some choked cases, the quick-connect sleds work pretty well for hot-swapping 3.5" drives(you can use 2.5" if you sacrifice the "tooless" part)it uses molex 4-pin connectors which means it may not play nice with sata m.2 drives in adapter sleds because it would lack 3.3v power, and it is cool because it uses the confusing documented pin on the power connector for signaling drive activityif it was designed with cutout slots for the ledges most cases have between single 5.25" slots and the latch was shaped slightly better to ensure proper insertions it would be 5-starbut given sled compatibility I think it should just have the slot cuts, you seldom would have issues with the latch anyway
jts007
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2024
I bought two of the RackChoice Internal Hard Drive Enclosures on sale for use in a CoolerMaster tower with 6 exposed 5.25 bays. I run an UnRaid server with 10 HDD/SSDs and this is a perfect solution. As other reviewers have noted I had to make minor modifications to the internal bays of the CoolerMaster tower, bending some tabs out of the way to fit the 5-in-3 enclosures but otherwise it was a simple plug-and-play. No instructions needed. The enclosures have 2 Molex power connectors for redundancy, assuming you have two separate independent power rails and you choose to use them in a redundant fashion. Otherwise a single power connection from the PSU to the enclosure works fine. I am powering 5 HDD on a single power rail without issue using a 750W PSU.The HDD sleds require no screws to mount a 3.5 HDD, they just snap-in-place. For 2.5 SSDs screws are required and supplied with enclosure along with 5 SATA cables, but I chose to use my own cables. The sleds latch into place with minimal effort and hold the drives securely in the enclosure. The power and activity lights on each sled work as expected, so you can see at glance what bays have drives installed and when they are active.I did replace the fans in the enclosures with Noctua NF-A8 FLX 80mm fans as mentioned in another review. I have used Noctua fans in other builds and they are excellent and silent fans. It’s not that the stock fans are bad or excessively loud, but for my application and server location I wanted something a bit quieter and lower pitched. I think a lot may depend on your case size/design and the other fans installed in the case as to whether noise is an issue for you. The stock fans run at 2500rpm and in their favor they do keep the 5-in-3 enclosures a few degrees cooler then the Noctua NF-A8 that have set to run 1650rpm which is the middle speed. Even so my drive temperatures range from 29C to 34C under normal use after replacing the stock fans vs. 27C to 33C with the stock fans.Bottomline is that RackChoice Internal Hard Drive Enclosures are a good value and work well if you are looking to clean up you case and have easy access to your drives for replacement. Just to put a final point this: These enclosures are for internal use only. They have no internal controllers and are not a standalone NAS. Read the description carefully before purchasing.
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