Quick and easy one re: HDD brackets

[Baseley09]

My HTPC hard drive has spazzed and I have a 2.5" laptop drive to replace it in the short term, do i just need one of these to fit it:

http://www.ebuyer.com/271922-extra-balue-3-5-to-2-5-hard-drive-bracket-br-9116?utm_source=google&utm_medium=products&gclid=CO6X3OuekbECFUFO3wodjlB1dQ

Presume this is what we need to use also for SSD's in desktops?

Cheers

[briareos_kerensky]

Presume this is what we need to use also for SSD's in desktops?
Cheers

If the SSD is 2.5". Anyway, if your case has a floppy bracket you can also use that without an adapter.

[randombs]

That'll do. My HTPC is small and only has one 3.5" hard drive bracket so I bought a double 2.5" to single 3.5" adapter so I can have two hard drives.

[Baseley09]

Cool, cheers for the intel lads.

[charlesr]

If you care about noise, you can also check out www.quietpc.com for some cool noise damping HDD mounts.

[koopatroopa90]

Really random but weird coincidence so thought I'd post anyway - I have literally just stumbled upon that website after looking for more "AV equipment" type PC cases shame they are all rather pricey.

Erm, as you were...

[Baseley09]

If you care about noise, you can also check out www.quietpc.com for some cool noise damping HDD mounts.

Cheers that is a good site, strange as Koopatroopa90 i've been checking it out this week with an eye to building a new HTPC with fanless PSU etc all that gubbins.

[charlesr]

I've used quietpc for case / case fans / cpu fans / silent videocards.
If you aren't quite sure about something, email them. They are normally super fast to respond and will recommend something cheaper if it's more suitable for your needs, rather than trying to force the most expensive item on you. This kind of customer service is worth paying for.