I bought a SATA SSD and I'm not sure how to install it in my iCue 465x. Can someone please help me?
This is the slot for the SSD. But the SSD doesn't fit there very well.
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I would release this knurled screw.
Remove the frame, place the SSD on it and screw it with 4 screws.
Then insert the frame again and tighten it with the knurled screw.
Then I would put the appropriate SATA cable and the matching power cable into the SSD. 🤷🏼
The ssd doesn’t have a lot of space on it. How to see on the 2nd picture
Only the screws have to fit!
Now I understand. Thanks bro. Do you need the thread on the side of the ssd?
There are also housings or interchangeable frames where you need the thread on the side for installation.
Thank you.
The thread does not have to go through the SSD either.
You screw the SSD onto the frame, and the screws come from behind through the frame into the SSD.
Now I understand you. The thread does not pass through the ssd. And there are no threads at the back without the shaft