kingston sata cable and bracket

ryanchology

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kingston/wdblue sata cable and bracket

anyone knows where i can get the sata cables and bracket for kingston v300 and wd blue? i purchased them alone off amazon without it lol :s13:
 
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Just use double sided tape and stick it anywhere onto your rig or even on the 3.5" tray... No need to get specfically a bracket for it.

There is no vibration in ssd, so it is safe. Just keep it out of airflow way or heat sources will do.
 

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Solution A) Double-sided tape
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Solution B) Dump it somewhere in the case
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Solution C) Just leave it somewhere, it'll be fine anyways
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thanks! how about the cables? do i need a specific type of sata cable for both the hdd and ssd and does challenger sell it?
 

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Your PSU should have extra SATA power cable. If you dun have anymore SATA data cables, go get from SLS. Less than $5. Challenger may not sell SATA cables.
 

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my friend passed his rig to me so i don't have the cables. any sata cable from SLS will do?
 

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my friend passed his rig to me so i don't have the cables. any sata cable from SLS will do?

Just get SATA3 cables will do bah... Go to world wide accessories at lvl 5, near bizgram. Sell loads of stuffs.
 
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