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ICY DOCK ToughArmor MB699VP-B V3 4-bay U.2/U.3 NVMe mobile rack
Four U.2/U.3 NVMe drives fit in one 5.25-inch bay with PCIe 4.0 speeds up to 64Gb/s per bay via OCuLink and dual adjustable fans
- Four U.2/U.3 drives fit in one 5.25" bay
- PCIe 4.0 delivers up to 64Gb/s per bay via OCuLink SFF-8612
- Full-metal rugged chassis meets flammability standards
- Removable trays accept drives up to 15mm height
- Dual 40x20mm fans with three speed settings cool drives
Quad U.2/U.3 NVMe bay for 5.25" slot
The ToughArmor MB699VP-B V3 fits four PCIe NVMe U.2 or U.3 solid-state drives up to 15 mm tall into a standard external 5.25" optical bay. Each bay connects through an OCuLink SFF-8612 link defined by SFF-9402 Rev 1.1 and supports PCIe 4.0 transfer rates up to 64 Gb/s. A full-metal chassis meets flammability requirements and trays slide out for quick drive swaps.
Workstations needing dense hot-swap NVMe.
This rack suits video editors, server operators and workstation builders who want four enterprise U.2/U.3 drives in a single front-accessible bay with adjustable dual 40x20 mm cooling. It does not accept M.2 modules directly, so systems limited to M.2 slots cannot use it. Buyers without a free 5.25" opening or an OCuLink-capable controller should consider other form factors.
Four OCuLink SFF-8612 ports for PCIe 4.0 x4 per
The enclosure provides four independent OCuLink SFF-8612 connectors, each delivering a full PCIe 4.0 x4 link to its drive bay. Your host controller or adapter must expose four matching OCuLink ports wired to the SFF-9402 pinout; a single port or a different connector type will leave bays inactive. Verify that your card supplies the required lane count before purchase.
Highlights
- Four U.2/U.3 drives fit in one 5.25" bay
- PCIe 4.0 delivers up to 64Gb/s per bay via OCuLink SFF-8612
- Full-metal rugged chassis meets flammability standards
- Removable trays accept drives up to 15mm height
- Dual 40x20mm fans with three speed settings cool drives
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 64 Gb/s figure mean for each drive bay in real use?
Each bay can reach up to 64 Gb/s when the host controller and SSD both support PCIe 4.0, delivering full NVMe bandwidth per drive.
What does the OCuLink SFF-8612 interface cap in practice?
Four OCuLink SFF-8612 connectors carry PCIe 4.0 signals per SFF-9402 Rev 1.1, so each bay is limited to the 64 Gb/s lane rate of that generation.
What does the unit need to fit and mount in a chassis?
It installs in a standard external 5.25" optical bay and accepts four 2.5" U.2/U.3 SSDs up to 15 mm tall on removable trays.
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