[Power_Man]

I'm not sure if I'm not seeing it right, but how do you secure a SSD drive in a tower.
For instance This Tower

or do you have to buy a special bracket?

 

[jfiaff]

You can mount it with a 5.25" adapter. However, seeing as ssds have no moving parts, it really doesn't need to be "mounted" per se. Some quality double sided tape will do just fine.

 

[Marc-Olivier Beaudoin]

if the case don't have braket for 2.5inch drives you have to buy a braket for it.

and the guy above is right you can just put it somewhere in the case with tape xD

 

[dude120]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marc-Olivier Beaudoin if the case don't have braket for 2.5inch drives you have to buy a braket for it. and the guy above is right you can just put it somewhere in the case with tape xD

Tape or Velcro will work fine, if your alright with a "ghetto mod" of sorts. I velcro'd my A-data ssd into my htpc and its worked fine.

 

[jmcmtank]

I got one of these from the Coolermaster shop.

 

[Mygaffer]

Mine is just the pcb, I don't have the case for it. I have it in an anti-static and zip tied to my hdd holder, which isn't a fixed mount.

 

[Power_Man]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmcmtank I got one of these from the Coolermaster shop.

Thank you sir.

This is the kind of thing i was looking for.

 

[T3h_Ch33z_Muncha]

zip ties, shoelaces, sticky tape, basically anything that can hold it in place is fine

 

[Coolwaters]

my case came with a adapter. enough to fit 2 ocz 30g.
but they were kinda close to each other making the power connectors a little hard to plug in. cuz they were 90 degrees

 

[TheDreadedGMan]

Adapter / Bracket between $3 to $25 depending on brand, features, and robbery level

Zipties: $1 to $5

Velcro / Tape: $1 to $10

Screws on one side: Free to $0.25

 

[TheSSDReview]

2 sided tape....looks great just sitting there as well.