4 Pcs Chassis Hard Drive Mounting Plastic Rails, Black

It fit perfectly.

On a 2nd had site, I bought a neglected x58 system that the user thought was dead. All that was wrong is he tried to use Anti-seize as thermal compound, which he gobbed on too thick for the stock cooler to squish. Anti-Seize is one of those things that will work in a pinch but it has to be applied just right, and Anti-Seize isn't made for longevity because the compounds separate. Anyway the case he had the system in was the Cooler Master Storm Scout.I fixed the system up, added an RX 580, put a 6-core Xeon w3680 to replace the i7-950 but there was no way to mount the drives. I ordered these holders and I was able to mount a SSD in a bracket and a 2tb drive. The system looked clean and professional which helped me make a profit off the system.

The plastic arms are a small for the width of the antec case, but they do slide in.The bags do not include screws to mount the rails to the HDD, but pish pins.I am looking for the antec case rails, so these are not the correct item, but will work for now.

So I just bought a new hdd, to discover “ou no! I need rails too!” Got quite fast, tried installing it, for like 5 minutes trying to fit them in, no success, suddenly I think… “maybe i need to flip it!” 2 seconds after it was in, perfect fit, though it was a bit too long on the outside, nothing a bit of cutting using a tool won’t fixPerfect fit to the sides, done its job, could be nice to have like a picture of how to put it on, for the newbies like me

I recently purchased the TableRe 4 Pcs Chassis Hard Drive Mounting Plastic Rails, and unfortunately, my experience has been less than satisfactory. These mounting rails proved to be incompatible with my hard drives, making installation a frustrating and unsuccessful endeavor.The primary issue lies in the size of the rails. They are too large, leading to a compensating effect that prevents the hard drive from smoothly sliding into the rack. Despite multiple attempts and adjustments, I couldn't overcome this sizing problem, leaving me unable to use the mounting rails as intended.Regrettably, I failed to recognize these issues before my return window closed, which only adds to my disappointment. I wish I had been more proactive in seeking a refund or replacement, but now I'm left with a set of mounting rails that do not fulfill their intended purpose.The lack of compatibility and the subsequent difficulty in installation have left me with a sense of frustration and regret regarding this purchase. While I can't speak for everyone's experience, I would caution potential buyers to carefully assess the compatibility of these rails with their specific hard drives before making a purchase.In hindsight, I would have appreciated clearer information or specifications regarding the sizing of these mounting rails to avoid the inconvenience and disappointment I've encountered. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the TableRe 4 Pcs Chassis Hard Drive Mounting Plastic Rails based on my personal experience.

Excelente

returned, would not work for what i needed them for

Step 1: Buy case from Facebook marketplaceStep 2: Cheap out on nothing other than a small ssdStep 3: Run out of storage, buy the cheapest HDD you can find at microcenter then get home and realize you didn't get rails with the caseStep 4: Well it's up to you really, either order these guys, or sit and contemplate how your life choices brought you to this point