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About to Upgrade to GA-990FXA-UD5 (8 SATA) and install Windows 7 in a computer that only has 3 drive bays.I have another on of these that I've had for 5 yeas. The New one has cooling fans and does not need special connectors for the Slimm Optical Drive.

Great worked like a charm in my Lenovo ThinkServer_T150, but take in mind this is for 7mm SSDs only!

I have set up two of these now and am very happy with them.There can be some minor deviations in the unit's connections compared to the SSD so go easy when installing drives. There aren't rails which line the drives up perfectly. Push the drive in with a gentle fingertip -- if you have the right index (for the power and data ports) it will slide in and you can lock it.Highly recommend opening and closing the drive doors (reseating the drives) every few months. I have found that leaving them connected without reseating can result in a drive disappearing due to dust? corrosion? or ? on the port connections. Reseating them once in a while (when the unit is powered OFF) seems to prevent that.Also, you should use straight SATA connectors for the unit, not right angle. I wish they designed it so I could use right angle (easier to install) but not a huge critique.The unit fan has high/low settings. I wish it had a temp-dependent setting OR connected to one of the motherboard's fan connectors so it can flow variably. If you have a decent fan system in your PC case, keeping the raid unit fan on low is fine. It is noisy on high.Make sure to get the thicker optical drive unit (12mm?) Slim not ultra slim. The Ultra slim units are very fragile.100% happy with it, 4 stars because it could be a little better, but really 4.5 stars. Wishlist: Temp sensor fan, better located connectors, drive rails, but can 100% recommend.

I will say I did have to call the manufacture for support and not the Amazon reseller. But they were very willing to help.

It works, but for the price I definitely expected at least a little higher quality it’s pretty flimsy and a chipped off a plastic piece just putting it together. But it does work, for the price though, if I could go back, I would definitely pick a different storage solution.

icy docks are the way to go if you still own and like to watch ur own MOVIES

Great for shoving six RAID'ed SDDs and a CDROM into one 3.5" drive slot. Works well with 7mm thick SSDs and the metal frame and fan draw the heat away.

It’s not to run OS windows 10 on it. It has a build in raid in it, and it will corrupt your hard drive or SSD. It’s only for storage drives. I lost a new SSD that I bought and I had to get another one. They should give more detail on their product.