Putting an SSD in the Antec P150

[pestanin]

Hello everyone.

Yesterday I bought the typical adapter to place an SSD without realizing that the case I have, an Antec P150 does not have the area for standard-sized hard drives. Has anyone had this "problem"? I have seen people use gadgets like ICY Dock but it seems like too much money for so little...

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

[CNCBCN]

I can tell you that some of the people who stop by this forum use cutting-edge technology
redirect notice on the side and smoke :D:D

[pestanin]

I'm going to the Chinese restaurant for a moment and I'll tell you :risitas:

[Chemacaso_1964]

The truth is that it is a good idea, if señor CNCBCN, imagination to the power jajajajaja

!AMD Power!

[CNCBCN]

hey, just so you know, the idea is not mine :D:D:D I don't want credit for something that doesn't belong to me. as I said, it was done by a guy from this forum with some really good ideas.;)

[Chemacaso_1964]

Well, in life, almost all of us have solved something with double-sided tape, or American tape, and some with chewing gum, haha;D but I still say that if it is placed well, straight in relation to the assembly, so that the tape is not visible, it will look very professional. Don't forget that some pieces of the wings of an airplane are glued, at least in the Airbus series.
Regards

!AND Power!;)

[CNCBCN]

that's the problem, I think a few have "fallen"
onto the double-sided tape, pestanin puts small pieces and in the corners and if the tape is not of the good quality almost better not to, lest you have to pull on the pot and the heel to detach the SSD tomorrow :D:D although it would be the first tick SSD disk in the world :D:D:D:D

[incrediboy]

attach the ssd to the hard drive area but on the other side, that is, leaving the ssd between the screw plate and the door. you can attach it to the plate from the other side with a screw, or be quite lazy like me and attach it with a plastic bracket

[pestanin]

What a game the double-sided tape gives :P.

I will try to place it on the anti-vibration rubbers although it will look too "flying".

The case does not have any holes for screws in that area because the disks are on trays that can be removed and placed like rails.

Thanks to everyone.

[Kernel1.0]

It's hard to believe that this particular adapter is not compatible with the trays that the box has...

[pestanin]

Then I put some photos so that you can check the truth of what I say :p, and try to clarify that I am not an idiot :risitas:

[pestanin]

Here it goes...

With a little imagination you can try to screw the plate to the tray. In the best case scenario you can only place a screw...

[CNCBCN]

drill, drill bit and point

[Kernel1.0]

What poorly made brackets this case has. Do you have to screw the drive in from the bottom, don't you?

[pestanin]

It screws in from the bottom but it's not a big deal and it's pretty comfortable to put in :rollani:

Drill? Drill bit? What is that? :risitas:

[CNCBCN]

you are right maceta and cortafríos :p:p JODER the bulb, put four dots of loctite

[pestanin]

I'm going to fix it with a piece of the rope I have on my belt

[CNCBCN]

piece of animal :D:D:D you put the SSD in your holder and you stick the holder with four drops (one in each corner) in the tray of the tower. if tomorrow you want to change it the loctite jumps and you save yourself strange inventions
EDIT: the holder is what I tell you to stick to the removable holder of your tower (as long as you still have it)

[pestanin]

Well the story is that the bracket doesn't fit with the case in any way (it's too small). What I'll do is put the SSD directly with double-sided tape on the tray and this on its rails in the case and that's it. Or thinking about it maybe I'll leave it stuck under the table like chewing gum/snot and that way I have it more accessible :p:p:p.

And enough of the nonsense you go off on tangents too easily :rollani:

Thanks.