SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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A hard-drive bracket tray for Dell OptiPlex GX520 and GX620 small-form-factor systems
The Dell N8362 bracket tray mounts a hard drive inside OptiPlex GX520 and GX620 small-form-factor chassis. It is a new replacement part for system builders or IT technicians maintaining these specific desktop models. The tray aligns with the original mounting points for a secure fit.
This bracket restores the factory drive bay when the original tray is lost or broken during service. The upgrade is worth it only when the chassis lacks a functional drive carrier. It does not add extra bays, change the interface, or fit tower or micro-tower variants of the OptiPlex line.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | Flash Memory |
The bracket tray measures 1 unit in height, 1 unit in width, and 1 unit in length, weighing 5.1 units.
The tray slides into the small form factor drive bay until it clicks; a common mistake is not securing the drive to the tray with screws before inserting the assembly.
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