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Power Pro 11-36 670 (MSI MS 16F3 )

Discussion in 'MSI' started by ohiorebel, Jul 23, 2012.

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I recently bought a Power Pro 11:36-670 (MSI MS 16F3 ) from power notebooks.com. The notebook has two hard drive bays. I ordered it without an operating system and one 750 gig hardrive. I installed an SSD from my old notebook and used my own copy of windows seven. However, according to powernotebooks.com the Power Pro 11:36-670 (MSI MS 16F3 ) only comes with one hardrive mounting bracket.

I installed my SSD along with Windows 7, but I hate to just leave the SSD in there flopping around.

Does anyone know where I can get a second braket?

ohiorebel, Jul 23, 2012

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RK Computers sells the metal hard drive bracket for $36.99

RK Computers sells the Hard Drive Retension Block for $18.99

Accessories

You can fashion the block yourself from a hard eraser.

BTW,I bought the metal bracket from the MSI notebook service center here in Seoul for $10

There was a block inside the box of my branded GT780DX.

WhatsThePoint, Jul 24, 2012

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Thanks for the info...Perhaps I should put my ssd in the real bracket and the other hard drive in the bay with the hard eraser

ohiorebel, Jul 24, 2012

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