Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray, D PCIE ENCLOSURE

Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray, D PCIE ENCLOSURE. The Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray a versatile and practical solution for mounting your M.2 SSD in a PCIe enclosure. Designed to securely hold M.2 drives and allow them to be installed in systems with limited M.2 slots, providing easy access to high-speed storage.

Key Features Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray

Versatile Compatibility: Supports a range of M.2 SSD sizes (2280, 2260, 2242, 2230) and is compatible with most PCIe enclosures.

Easy Installation: The bracket tray is simple to install into a PCIe slot or drive bay. Enabling easy integration into systems without M.2 slots.

Durable Build: Constructed from high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting durability, preventing any wear or damage to the SSD.

Enhanced Cooling: Some versions come with a built-in heatsink or ventilation features for better thermal performance. Helping to prevent overheating during heavy workloads.

Cost-effective: An affordable option for users who need to use M.2 SSDs but do not have direct M.2 slots on their motherboard or enclosure.

Space-saving: This adapter saves space and allows for efficient use of PCIe slots in your system for additional storage without needing to upgrade your motherboard.

PCIe Enclosure Integration: Ideal for adding high-speed storage to a system without native M.2 support, providing users with more flexible storage options.

Detailed Specifications Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray

• Model: Generic M.2 SSD Bracket Caddy Tray
• Compatibility: Fits M.2 SSDs in 2280, 2260, 2242, and 2230 form factors.
• Material: Typically constructed from durable metal or plastic for protection and heat dissipation.
• Mounting: Designed for easy installation in standard PCIe slots on desktop PCs or enclosures.
• Form Factor: M.2 to PCIe adapter (typically designed to fit into a 3.5” or 5.25” drive bay).
• Color: Usually available in black or silver.
• Power Supply: Uses PCIe power from the motherboard or external power input.
• Heat Dissipation: May include built-in heat sinks or design features to help with cooling, especially for high-performance SSDs.