Maxupgrades.com: Maxconnect For Mac
You can also mount the SSD in the 2nd Optical slot (if it is still empty). That leaves the 4 drive slots free for Hard Drives. For that you have 2 options: -TransIntl Pro Caddy (for 1 SSD) and Pro Caddy 2 (for 2) -MaxUpgrades MaxConnect for Mac Pro 2009 Models tID=188 To install more than 1 SSD in the optical slots requires a controller card for the extra SATA ports. You can boot from the SSD. I can't remenber where the instructions are now, but you can find it through Google. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.
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Maxupgrades.com Maxconnect For Mac
MaxUpgrades announces availability of MaxConnect Lite, a CPU Bay internal storage expansion assembly for G5 Power Macs. MaxConnect Lite is made of PolyAcetal a ThermoPlastic known for its high strength and stiffness. MaxConnect Lite, a CPU Bay internal storage expansion assembly enables three additional disk drives to be housed in the lower CPU bay. To power the additional three hard disk drives in the lower CPU Bay, optional custom power cables are included that splits power from the optical drive connector, power from the optical drive bay is routed into the lower CPU Bay via power cable that provides power to the three additional drives with standard hard disk 4-pin connectors.
MaxConnect Lite offer industrial strength design with four bolt hard disk drive attachments, its unique design exposes maximum area for heat dissipation for the attached hard disk drives.