I just bought a Silicon Armor A60 1TB HD. Is this my best option for a case?
189034
I didn't buy the same 1TB HD, but I'm assuming they are all about the same size. The HD fits, but it is a tight fit. However, the case provides great protection.
189035
yes great price and it is very durable i just got another on for my wife's 2t hard drive
189036
Para mi está perfecto. Yo ando 2 discos duros WD My passport con los cables y caben perfectoFor me it si perfect. I use 2 hard drives WD My passport whit cables y fit perfect
189037
I think you would be so happy because it fits perfect with two of my enclosure so it is probably the best one. I happy with it and I would get another one of it myself. Miguel
1897498
Not 100% sure but I can only get my 1TB inside the case so anything slightly larger would be no.
1039478
I have a HAF X case, it fits snug. This product is much much better than the intel 15 dollar fan that comes with the processor. It will reduce your temperatures by atleast 10 C with is a huge deal in maintaining your pc and keeping it in optimum condition.
1123646
get the Vantec 2.5 SATA kit which comes with a case. The kit is onlly 7 or 8 dollars. You can use the SATA connector to clone your original drive and house it afterwards.
1017294
It'll fit just fine. But I really don't think you should get this case. It wasn't worth the $30 I got it for, and it certainly isn't worth $48. Save up another 30 or so and grab a HAF, it's way better construction, more airflow, support for larger fans. This case is really mediocre, and with that nice of a build, you'd be wasting your money
389578
There is only one 2.5 drive bay located in the upper part of the hdd bays. There is another at the floor of the case but it will need 4 screws. Its a good starter case for small to medium size components. There are better cases than this for close to the price. Look into the corsair, nzxt and cooler master cases. They have more room and features.
633326
I don't know, lots. I installed a full size atx board (Asus M5-A97) no problem. Second the other response. Whole bag of stuff, most of which I will probably never need for standard build with three hard drives, one video card and one optical drive. Overall I really like this case especially at this price.
163116
yes, nice case. remember the board relative to the memory modules placement plus size. ie: ones with fins matter. on or two lower heat fins will pop up and not effect performance. so much safer than that liquid cooler crap. beyond the obvious potential problems that can occur and refilling pains, seen nothing great yet worth the aggravation for so little.
1760260
Absolutely perfect for it. You can pick out the various components to suit your wallet and needs, but do NOT skimp on the RAM! And, install a second drive if possible. They're both very inexpensive if you you know where to buy them. I have always used http://www.transintl.com/macupgrades/index.cfm for my HDs and RAM.
964178
Nope. The HP you are referring to only has 1 2.5 inch bay, so unless you modded that case there no place for another drive. a 1TB drive would double your capacity though. So I'd check that out.
2103271
it depends on if you are running a solid state drive or standard platter format. It has a built in SSD mount on the base of the enclosure, Or 7 bays. I cant hype this case enough.
2024584
Cheers Jack! This means that this case is just that, only a case. I'm currently building a computer using this case and it's very solid and very large but you have to buy and place all of the parts such as power supply, optical drive, motherboard, and so on. Websites such as pcpartpicker or others are infinitely helpful in finding compatible parts for your computer.
693976
I recommend this one "Generic 2.5" USB 2.0 SATA Aluminum HDD Enclosure case Hard Drive Disc External"
2115237
I had a two case setup for awhile. One case had my motherboard and controller cards and power supply and the other case had all my hdds including one rack inside. I bought some long sas and data cables to connect the two cases. I eventually built an open air case using wire racks and plywood.
789053
The storm trooper is a fantastic case - and I highly recommend it. Several people ordered one after seeing mine. It is well over $100. I've installed a SSD, 6-3.5 inch hard disks, a BlueRay drive, a media reader and still have room to grow... My last build was a midtower - and while in theory it had enough space the reality was that in practice it was too cramped. In my experience I'd rather have extra space and not require it than require the space and not have it.
1757037
Any standard ATX motherboard up to 11" x 12" in size will fit the case fine. The external hotswap bay is plug-and-play ready. All you need to do is connect the SATA connector to the motherboard.
167859
No, it is just a barebones case without any accessories. Also, doesn't include the power supply either, so you'll have to pick one up that matches your motherboard and drives.