Question 1

Can a 2.5 SSD be attached to this tray?

Accepted Answer

No.  There is neither room nor any holes for attachment.  I suppose you could use double-stick tape on the underside.  But you can do that anywhere in your case.

Question 2

where do you plug in the 20 pin?

Accepted Answer

The 20 pin plug goes into one available internal USB3.0 plug on the motherboard. Look around the edges of your motherboard: you'll see black colored USB2.0 connections and 20 pin, blue colored USB3.0 plug as well. Sometimes is located near the motherboard 24 pin power connector depending on the type of motherboard.  Good luck!

Question 3

Ok asking again since my first question got shortened

Where do u plus this in on the motherboard? When ur power supply is already plugged into the only 24 pin of the motherboard?

Accepted Answer

The Audio plugs into the audio socket and the USB 3.0 plugs connect to the USB 3.0 sockets on the motherboard; no power connector is necessary.  Please note that USB 2.0 sockets and USB 3.0 sockets are NOT compatible; if the motherboard only has USB 2.0 sockets then this product will not work as anticipated.

Question 4

what are the dimensions of this in inches?

Accepted Answer

Short Answer: 1" x 4" (typically with 1/8" play).
Longer Answer: Standardized as EIA-740 1999/07 at Rev 1.4, if you need blueprints.
I send these to folks to give 'em 3.0 on front of cheaper builds, so their results are more useful.
Also, for those doing case surgery? Two 3.5" form factors typically fit within the DEPTH of CD/DVD bay.

Question 5

Is the audio connector a 10-1 AAFP?

Accepted Answer

Couldn't say about the connector designation, but will say it plugged right into an Asus H81M-E mobo and works perfectly....hope that helps.

Question 6

Does this product come with the audio and USB 3.0 cables, or do these need to be purchased separately?

Accepted Answer

According to the pictures and description it comes with the necessary internal connections and as Michael A mentioned they may be short. If this is an important purchase to you I would suggest getting a product from a somewhat better manufacturer. Quality of build is usually worth the small premium you pay. My experience with the company is that their cables work just okay and I prefer different manufacturers. Just because the specs of 2 products are the same does not mean that they will perform the same. Sometimes the difference is striking.

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