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Kit Optical Bay Hard Drive/SSD Converter Bracket for Apple Xserve (DDR3 SDRAM) and 256GB m4 2.5 in SATA 6GB/s

OBSATA0GB-XS3-256OE
HD Accessories
Optical Bay Hard Drive/SSD

Specifications for Optical Converter Bracket :

Supports: SATA / SATA 3G / SATA 6G Interface 2.5" Hard Drive
or SSD (Solid State Drive) of up to 9.5mm (Super Slim) height
Dimensions: 5"(D) x 5"(W) x 03"(H) (12.7 x 12.7 x 7.6mm)
Weight: 2.4oz. / 0.15lbs
Optical Hard Drive/SSD Converter Bracket replaces your machine's internal SuperDrive with a high performance SATA hard drive, or SSD (Solid-State Drive)
Can be used as an individual volume, as part of a RAID array, or combined with internal storage drive as one very large volume
bootable
Easy setup using Apple's Disk Utility program
Neglible impact on battery life
S.M.A.R.T. drive status compliant
Includes free, portable, USB 2.0 enclosure for SuperDrive
3 Year Warranty

Specifications for Solid State Drive:

General
Brand	Crucial
Series	M4
Model	CT256M4SSD2
Device Type	Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Architecture	MLC
Expansion / Connectivity
Form Factor	2.5"
Capacity	256GB
Interface Type	SATA III
Features	Random 4k Read: 40,000 IOPS Random 4k Write: 50,000 IOPS Integrated 8-channel single chip Controller Self-monitoring, analysis, and reporting technology (SMART) command set RAID Support Average Access Time < 0.1 ms Data Reliability: Built-in EDC/ECC
Performance
Max Shock Resistance	1500G / 1.0ms
Power Consumption (Active)	160 mW
Power Consumption (Idle)	<85 mW
Sequential Access - Read	415MB/sec (SATA 6Gb/s)
Sequential Access - Write	260MB/sec (SATA 6Gb/s)

Specifications for External SuperDrive Enclosure:

This is a bare enclosure, no drive is installed
This enclosure will allow you to make your internal optical drive (combo drive or superdrive) an external drive. It transforms your original SuperDrive drive into a bootable, bus-powered SuperDrive just as compatible with iTune, iDVD, Finder Burning, Toast, DVD Player etc.
Just plug in your external SuperDrive or combo drive to your USB 2.0 port only when needed in order to play, burn, or rip CDs or DVDs or to load new system software or applications.
USB 2.0