Kingwin 3.5" SATA Internal Hot Swap Rack with RAID-4 Drive Bays
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Brand: Kingwin
EAN: 0859813001434
Label: Kingwin
Manufacturer: Kingwin
Publisher: Kingwin
Studio: Kingwin
Kingwin 3.5" SATA Mobile Rack A multi-drive bay SATA internal hot swap enclosure that encloses 4 hard drives with only 3 bay slots. It also supports RAID, instant H.D.D. installation, and hot-swap ability. Upgrade to the KF-4000-BK for more data storage and more back up.
Ratings & Comments(Average:
) - excellent...Came out of the box complete with everything (cables, adapters, etc.) needed for the install which by the way was very, very easy...
This hot swap cage works super...!!!
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