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SATA 6Gb/s performance, Hotswappable, Lockable, Convenient for backups or frequent drive swappers
Takes up one more 5.25" bay if you have a smaller tower, A bit hard to find
The Arius really is geared towards two groups: those who backup to standard drives, and those who swap drives frequently (whether to boost storage or to help others). With these ends in mind the Arius EX performs perfectly as intended. after the easy...
Whether your looking to expand your limit of hard drives, wanting to create a more ease-of-access hard drive bay, or simply looking ot incorporate a built-in hot swap method, the Arius EX will deliver. Though you may find minor issues when it comes to ...
The Arius EX is a quality product with both ease of installation and the ability to reduce noise output as assets. In fact there isn’t really anything that I could pick out about the Arius EX that alarms me (except maybe the I/O board).Unfortunately...
Quick and simple HDD rack, locking cover is useful, hot swappable, makes backing up or moving large amounts of data easy.
Not widely available, Make sure your drive is not reading or writing( I know, not much of a con but I really could not find anything else to mention!)
The VIZO Arius EX 3.5” SATA HDD Rack is a quick and easy way to use a regular 3.5” HDD disk as a portable storage device or as a backup drive for easy data security. If there is any reason to quickly and easily remove a drive from your system...
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Publicación: 2009-08-20, Autor: Jake , crítica de: pureoverclock.com
Resumen: Allow me to quickly paint a picture for you. Pull out your computer tower from under the desk, unscrew the sides, install a new hard drive, route the wires through the case, plug it in, archive your data, and then remove the drive and cables, reinsta...
