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July 30th, 2009, 7:06
I am thinking of buying a hdd enclosure(proly Tehermaltake max4) and i have 2 types of disks.
One is slim 7200.10 Seagate which is thinner. And other one is my recovered 7200.11 and its thick. Do they both fit in that enclosure(thermaltake max4 or coolermaster xcraft360).
If yes which one should i go for. Thermaltake or coolermaster?
One is slim 7200.10 Seagate which is thinner. And other one is my recovered 7200.11 and its thick. Do they both fit in that enclosure(thermaltake max4 or coolermaster xcraft360).
If yes which one should i go for. Thermaltake or coolermaster?
Re: Thermaltrake max4
July 30th, 2009, 7:28
Not really a hard drive question but hope this helps. We purchased that Max4 for a customer and didn't really care for it. The fan was smashed up against the drive and didn't allow for much cooling. In my opinion the fan was pretty useless. The case was pretty thin and felt fragile. Haven't seen that coolermaster one yet. Both cases allow for one drive only. Personally I think the Vantec Nexstar external enclosures are the best.
Re: Thermaltrake max4
July 30th, 2009, 8:55
Sorry, i couldn't ask clearly. I meant; do those enclosures support both types. I wont try to fit them at the same time 
.My bad sorry...
And i read bad reviews about coolermaster. So i'll check vantec too.
Same question stands for Vantec too.
Thanks for your answer
.My bad sorry...And i read bad reviews about coolermaster. So i'll check vantec too.
Same question stands for Vantec too.
Thanks for your answer
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