Do you have something like a heat conducting film that you can stick on a hard disc and which ensures good cooling (but without necessarily having good thermal conductivity...), so that the HDD is sufficiently cooled even without an additional heat sink...?
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Is there one? Some of these adapters have a comment that it doesn't work with 3.5" (probably an old chip for USB 3). I have an old 3.5" HDD that doesn't work with my current adapter (1x USB 3.X for data + 1x USB 2 for power) and I want to make sure it's the disc. And with my old adapter, the extra USB cable is already a hassle, external power source twice as much.
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Hello dear Digitec team and Community, I am looking for adapters to prevent sound transmission from 3.5" HDDs to the housing. There used to be such adapters for installation in 5.25" bays, with 2 metal brackets on each side (HDD side and one on the case side), connected with rubber buffers. Unfortunately, even after a thorough search, I can't find anything here that isn't for a specific manufacturer's enclosure. Can you help me? I can't see the wood for the trees... Thank you very much!
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Does Digitec have something like stickers for notebook hard discs so that they can be labelled?
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How can I display the price for the product. Unfortunately, I am shown the price for the purchase of a random number of the product (i.e. not for a multipack, which is sold as such). It gets even more confusing if you use the price filter. This is applied to the price of the product, which is not displayed to me.
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Is it possible that Digitec / Galaxus will be adding ACASIS products to their range in the near future? Here is the link: https://www.acasis.com It has very interesting products in its portfolio and at decent prices in my opinion. 😉
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I am looking for a heatsink that is large enough to cool an NVMe SSD that is equipped with memory chips on both sides. My cooler from Thermal Grizzly and EK do not have enough space for a Seagate Seagate FireCuda 530 ZP4000GM30013.
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Hello together I have two hard drives (Samsung MZ-VPV1280) from a laptop, which are declared as RAID-0 by the laptop manufacturer. Now that the laptop has given up the ghost, I need to rescue the data from these hard disks. As far as I can see, there is an adapter to use them in the PC via SATA. Is there a big difference between the manufacturers? I have looked for this adapter, but it is not available from Digitec: https://www.digitec.ch/de... Do you have another solution or other adapters that are available? Thanks a lot Parasite11
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Good evening , is there a device with which I can read/test all types of hard drives ? SATA (2,5 + 3,5 ) (with and without bridge)) the hard drives that look like SATA but have a bridge between the data and power connector and therefore cannot be connected to the PC's connector .... and of course also M.2 and SATA M.2 things ... (the ones with the 2 indentations) ... or do I have to get a separate device for each connection? (would be tedious, as I always get many hard drives to test and pass on).
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If I understand correctly, then "MB982SPR-2S R1" can make two 2.5" into one normal 3.5" drive? If so, could you please add this product to your range?
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My old computer no longer starts, I would like to transfer the data on the hard drive to my new one, I would like to connect it externally. What hardware do I need?
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Hello Together I am a newbie when it comes to PC building and PC components. In my current case I would have space for another HDD, but I would like to install an SDD. Is there perhaps something like an "adapter" or "frame" in which I could install the SDD and then slide it into the HDD bay?
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Dear people I am desperately looking for a USB adapter for the SSD of the Macbook pro 13" 2017. Maybe I can't see the forest for the trees. Can anyone help me which form factor this SSD has? Hopefully someone can help me. pleaseeee
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Hello all. I have various NVMe SSDs from PCs and NBs lying around that I would like to continue using externally. I would also like to be able to use an NVMe-compatible ext. enclosure/adapter for data analysis, data recovery, etc. Just like an extl. Sata hard disk. In order for the data transfer to function as efficiently as possible, the transfer path should be possible via USB or Thunderbolt protocol. So far I have only found mSATA to USB adapters in Digitec's range. Does anyone know of an item? Or can the relevant Digitec PM include such a product? Greetings
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As far as I know, the MacBook Air A1369 has an SSD with mSATA (6/12pin) connector. I would like to connect the SSD to a SATA adapter for data recovery - can anyone tell me which adapter I need to order for this? Unfortunately, I don't know what to do with all these connectors.
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I have an old HP Pavilion DV 7 in which you can put 2 hard drives. I have replaced the main HDD with an SSD and want to use the old HDD for storage. But I can't find a bracket to mount the HDD in the computer. I can only find brackets to put 2.5" HDDs in 3.5". Can anyone tell me where to find a mounting bracket?
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Hello, I happen to have an NVMe ssd lying around. I would like to adapt it to my current laptop. Unfortunately, my laptop only has a conventional sata slot for a 2.5 ssd. which adapter would be suitable?
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What is the best option if I want to upgrade my Synology DS214 Diskstation with SSD disks? The two 3.5" disks are old and noisy. I want to have the two disks in RAID1. Usable storage should be 2TB+ already.
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Dear Digitec employees, would it be possible to record this hot-swap case? https://www.amazon.de/Lian-ex-h2... LG Highfly
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Can anyone help me here? I need an adapter to 2.5" for my Samsung 960 M2 SSD, have now already ordered the second here and oh wonder "DOES NOT FIT AGAIN" have already reported that the specifications are not quite right but now I no longer know what to do. The one from Lindy that is specified here as suitable doesn't work either. Can anyone help me? MFG Acid
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I need an adapter to recover data from a Samsung SSD SM841 mSATA. It doesn't matter whether it's USB or SATA. Which is the right (and cheapest) solution?
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