SSD bracket and recommendation

darkmatt

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I am currently rebuilding my spare rig and need some advice.

i have the following already.

proc 2500k
mobo: asus z77-m pro
ram: corsair vengeance 2x4gb.
hdd: 1 TB hitachi deskstar
psu: cm 750W
gpu: gtx580

casing: cm5.

what SSD is recommended (budget around 100).

also, my casing is unable to fit 2.5inch drives. where can i get a bracket from?
 

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It's an SSD for goodness sake, just dump it somewhere in the case and it'll be fine.
 

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can meh? lol.

Traditional HDDs are required to be mount securely as they are subjected to shock and vibration due to moving mechanical parts. Whereas you can treat SSDs like bricks.. =:p

SSD won't breakdown unless some massive earthquake or sane man shake your entire PC chassis until it torn apart (by which everything else inside chassis would be destroyed lol).
 
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the 2nd half of my question has been ignored.. lol.

any recommendations?

as it is a spare rig, perf doesnt matter. Any SSD> HDD.
 

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Just hook up the ssd with the SATA data and power cable and put inside one of the 3.5" brackets.

Dun waste money on such brackets. It may not even fit inside your CM5.
 

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Just hook up the ssd with the SATA data and power cable and put inside one of the 3.5" brackets.

Dun waste money on such brackets. It may not even fit inside your CM5.

my asus DCU II can fit inside though =D
 

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If you really want a 3.5" to 2.5" bracket, try looking at t258jgn sales. Find for this: Orico 3.5” bay convert to 1x 2.5” HDD/SSD Alloy Steel Bracket
 

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These 3.5" to 2.5" bracket should available for about $5 each.
 
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