Orico 3.5" 5.25 Bay Internal Hard Drive Bracket

Features

Easily mount a 3.5 inch SATA hard drive disk or SSD to 5.25” driver bay
You can mount the drive in three seconds without tools or screws
Tool-free design allows access to multi drives by taking one drive out and putting another one in
SATA to SATA lightning speed connection, not a bottleneck of speed
Support operating system boot up
Fits any 3.5 inch SATA I, SATA II, or SATA III hard disk drive or solid state disk up to 4TB
Compatible with any Windows, Macintosh, Linux, or Unix desktop computer with an available 5.25” bay
Plug and Play compatible, No reboot or additional driver is needed

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The ORICO 1106SS's tool-free 3.5-inch to 5.25-inch SATA Hard Drive Mounting Bracket Adapter fits any available standard 5.25-inch bay of desktop computer, and allows the easy mounting of a 3.5 inch SATA Hard Drive Disk or SSD to 5.25” driver bay. Fits any 3.5 inch SATA I, SATA II, or SATA III hard disk drive or solid state disk up to 4TB. The tool-free design allows the drive to be mounted in three seconds without tools or screws. Allow access to multi drives by taking one drive out and putting another one in. SATA to SATA lightning speed connection, Not a bottleneck of speed, Plug and Play compatible, No reboot or additional driver is needed, Compatible with any Windows, Macintosh, Linux, or Unix desktop computer, support operating system boot up.

The ORICO 1106SS, with a stainless steel chassis and SHOCK absorption unit inside, offers a secure and reliable hold for your drive. The built-in Power On/Off Switch allows you to turn on or turn off the drive easily for power saving and heat control, and to extend the lifetime of your drive.

Compatibility

This item fits in a standard 5.25-inch driver bay, and may not fit in chassis with a customized bay. Please ensure the 5.25-inch driver bay of your computer is standard size before ordering this item.
SATA drive is enabled for Plug and Play, Hot Swap. However AHCI (Serial ATA Advanced Host Controller Interface) is required to be enabled by configuring the BIOS for Plug and Play. Otherwise the drive won’t be shown in computer when first attached. Or you can “Scan for hardware changes” in “Device Manager”, or restart your computer.