Tim
Thanks for your input.
I thought this was the case, but I wasn't 100% sure.
Dean
>The 2400 works great with this drive (it's what I've got in my 2400).
>I do remember one gentleman who posted here who was having difficulty
>with one in his 2400, however.
>
>There are two standards for mounting hole locations on 2.5" hard
>drives. The DTCA-24090 is on the newer standard with the holes far
>apart, near the corners of the drive. Older computers like the 2300
>may need an adapter bracket, which I think MCE sells, but the 2400 is
>just recent enough that it can use either type of drive.
>
>The 2400's only restriction is that you should use a 12.7mm thick
>drive to get proper cooling; thicker won't fit and thinner won't
>contact the heat transfer pad that cools the drive.
>
> Tim Seufert
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