can I use the case for a laptop hard drive disc. or it is only for the big one
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A laptop hard drive is actually the only size this enclosure will fit (2.5" hard drives).
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This case is only for laptop hard drives it will not fit a regular PC hard drive.
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This is for the 2.5 inch laptop/small hard drives, and 7mm to 9mm ssd drives
1689519
As long as it's a 2.5" hard drive (aka a laptop hard drive), the drive should be able to hold it. The drive itself is dead simple. Though again this case offers zero drop protection, I know some people become paranoid about holding that much data in one not particularly sturdy source (I have a 500gb drive in there as well)
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These hard drives are slightly taller than normal 2.5" hard drives. I don't know about that laptop model, but if you take your hard drive out and there isn't any room to spare vertically, then I highly doubt this one will fit.
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As long as it is a SATA and not EIDE drive you can use this case. If you are not going to use the drive any longer you can also remove it from the enclosure and directly plug into mainboard on your computer to try a recovery.
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I put a desktop sized optical drive in mine. I dont believe the package had a blank plate for the front. While a hard drive may fit screwed to one side I dont think that would work out very well. I found an Antec case for an external Sata hard drive. The packaging is long gone so I cant give you the part number and the case dose not have it. Good luck with your shopping.
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I don't imagine there are too many variations in size for disc drives but I can't validate that statement. However, I used this with an Silverstone FT03 tower, so if the size requirements are the same, then it fits. Make sure you purchase an adapter as this was made for lap tops.
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Any laptop or 2.5 hard drive will fit and work, you will have to buy the extra hd trays though. Amazon does sell them. I have 3 tb in mine.
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You could, but the screw holes to hold the HD are made for a 3.5" HD. So if you want to put a laptop HD it will remain loosen inside the enclosure.
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This case is a little larger than the WD My Passport line of drives. I have the 2TB MP drive, and it does fit with room left over.
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all I know is if the hard drive is the same physical size and shape you can use any GB size available. I do not sell this product and I don't know the seller. However if it's a big laptop it's very easy to get the hard drive out. But if it's a mini it may be hard to get to the hard drive. if it's a mini notebook computer don't take it apart yourself.but if it's a big computer just unscrew the area where the hard drive is if you haven't done so. Then you will know. I have a 17 inch laptop, I think.
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A 2.5" notebook hard drive will definitely fit, but there is no way of mounting it (no holes for screws). I ended up JB-welding (epoxying) a piece of metal with holes in it to the case, and bolting the hard drive to the metal piece. You may have to get creative, depending on your hard drive configuration
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This encasement works with 3.5" IDE hard drives. I looked up that model number on google and it looks like that drive fits the bill.
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Yes you can. You can either just place it somewhere in the case( it has no moving parts) or you can use a bracket that comes with it that will fit into the standard 3.5 slot a normal HD would slide into
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I didn't buy the same 1TB HD, but I'm assuming they are all about the same size. The HD fits, but it is a tight fit. However, the case provides great protection.
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I do not know the specific locations of the bottom mounting holes for your case. There are four tapped screw holes in the bottom of this case that will probably work as it is probably a standard. Refer to SABRENT's site. http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/BK-HDDF/
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yes, but it is a little tight. It is a nice laptop case, but limited space.
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No, it would not fit a standard DVD or game case. MAYBE a slim CD case. Maybe.