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- USB 3.0
- 3.5" Aluminum Body
- Built in 80mm Cooling Fan
- Suitable for 3.5"SATA I/II HDD
- Temperature Controlled Variable Speed Fan
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| Rating: | (4.1 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 196 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Rosewill Armer Rx304-apu3-35b Drive Enclosure External - 1 X Total Bay - 1 X 3.5" Bay - Serial Ata/600 - Usb 3.0 - Aluminum - Cooling Fan (rx304-apu3-35b) |
| Product Description: | Specifications Material: Aluminum / Plastic Internal Interface: SATA II External Interface: USB3.0 &- eSATA USB 3.0 Transfer Rate up to 5Gbps eSATA Transfer Rate up to 3Gbps Backwards Compatible with USB 2.0 , Transfer Rate up to 480Mbps Built in 80mm Cooling Fan Overheating Alarm Exceeding Set Temperature (60?/140F+/-7%) eSATA Transfer Rate up to 3Gbps Features LCD Displays Internal Operating Temperature Plug-Play and Hot-Plug White LED Status Indicator while Read/Write LED Display of Power and HDD Activity Status |
| Manufacturer: | Rosewill |
| Model Number: | RX304-APU3-35B |
| Product SKU: | B00N1Q2M6A |
| UPC: | 718037806266 |
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Never really thought the temps would be so high...
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- USB 3.0
- 3.5" Aluminum Body
- Built in 80mm Cooling Fan
- Suitable for 3.5"SATA I/II HDD
- Temperature Controlled Variable Speed Fan
(After $6 Coupon Clip)Product Link [amazon.com]
I've had good experiences with various asmedia ones, but poor with jmicro.
Now it's "can I enclose/de-shuck into this?"
We can't make up our minds lol. But in all seriousness, I trust Vantec the most for their enclosures. I have new Nexstars; one for my BD Burner, another for an ancient (80gig?) hard drive. But have run for many years. The HD enclosure for over 12 yrs.
I shucked until my psu couldn't cope, so I needed this thanks!
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Never really thought the temps would be so high...
Never really thought the temps would be so high...
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Never really thought the temps would be so high...
Never really thought the temps would be so high...
Now it's "can I enclose/de-shuck into this?"
We can't make up our minds lol. But in all seriousness, I trust Vantec the most for their enclosures. I have new Nexstars; one for my BD Burner, another for an ancient (80gig?) hard drive. But have run for many years. The HD enclosure for over 12 yrs.
"First you want to take the drive out, then you want to put it back in? THIS IS MADNESS!!!"
Will our hero find answers, or will he remain.... Perpetually Perturbed!?