Would it fit is place of the two floppy drive bays in a tower for pc?
302378
I suppose you could, but because the temp sensor and USB cable come out from the bottom, you'd have to be a little creative in dealing with them. I say this because the sensor wire is only soldered to the PCB and mine came loose after a few uses. I soldered back on and hot glued it to keep in in place. I just went out and compared mine to the 5.25" drive bays and if you were to cut one of those carefully, you could mount it in one of those easily enough. That being the case, I see no reason why you could not do the same with 2 of the smaller ones for a FDD. Cut out a notch for it to sit in and hot glue it into place. Again though, I would really recommend using some hot glue or silicone to stabilizer the temp sensor. The wires for it are awfully small. Let me know if you have other questions. Mark
1899196
You can install it on that board, it has a pci express slot. The two sata ports may be blocked or harder to get to. I currently have mine installed in a SFF case and it fits fine.
351780
It takes up 3 cd drive size slots, looking at the case u listed, no, It does not look like it will fit.
82226
Yes, if you have 2.5 inch bays. I'd also buy a drive caddy in case you don't have a spare
741176
It should. There is a fair amount of space but if you find you cant fit it or the cables are a bit too snug for your liking you can move the drive vage directly in front of the power supply for even more room
1089651
Without knowing the size of the drive I can not answer. Look at the description for the product and it should give you the inside dimensions of the case to see whether it will fit or not.
48661
It's just a tad over 16" high & 18" deep. The PC towers I have are smaller than that, so they would fit.
1982344
Although I don't own that chassis and cannot say with absolute certainty, I see no reason why it would not fit. That case appears to be a standard mid tower, like my tower, and the power supply fits my case comfortably.
762022
I believe it can, it is small and two will fit in one bay in a desktop adaptor.
958851
Yes it should fit and as far as it being a cheap case, it is in the respect of price. However I have had no problems with this case. It has ample enough room for fans, drives etc. If you are not building a computer to be all computers then this case is fine.
1067256
Not sure about that, probably, but you should google the dimensions to be sure. I put mine in a mid tower, obviously plenty of room.
139650
It fits in my big tower computer. It mounts flush as all the dvd/blu/cd drives. Easy to install. It is quieter than the previous model. If you have space for two drives it should fit.
194987
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower. However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
314866
Yes, I believe so. Although I do not have a ruler handy, I'd the drive you haw is bigger than regular you can just fit it on the bottom slot. There is nothing separating top and bottom, so it'll just stick upwards a bit into slot 2 (2 being top, 1 being below) I'm not sure if you'll be able to fit 2 though...
2029338
One 5.25", one 3.5", and one 2.5" internal bays. So you have room for a CD/DVD writer, one HD, and a floppy drive. If you have an external CD/DVD writer you can load software from it a use the bay on this case for an extra HD bay.
830619
The tower is pretty big. It has a lot of room for expansion, I'm almost 100% sure it will fit but go to cooler masters website and look up the dimensions to make sure it will.
2149452
There is room for only one, technically, but you can "fit" one in the bay intended for the front card reader/floppy drive. However, the screws will not line up properly.