How many 3.5" HDD slots does it have for expansion?
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Hi, This unit only have 1 3.5" HDD bay and it is already used. No more extra bay for expansion. Thanks, PCrush
1005258
Hi, This unit only have 1 3.5" HDD bay and it is already used. No more extra bay for expansion.Thanks, PCrush
968084
Hard drive is 7mm SATA3 type with 6Gbps bandwidth, also you can use mSATA slot for expansion
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.
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Yes, it will be fine. The 3.5 can fit into the existing bay that I installed 2 SSD's in. The Solid State drive can then fit sideways on the left side of the DVD bay screwed against that slot in one of those cheap 3.5 to 2.5 conversion racks. I almost did that myself because I wanted an internal card reader. I changed my mind. One bit of advice. I installed a 120mm fan on the inside of the right hand vents. It runs a heck of a lot cooler with that cross ventilation. I am typing on the unit now & it's running really good. I installed 8 GBs of ram and a video card though. Good luck to you.
389580
One between the 5.25 and 3.5 drive bays. Just a little slot. The second is on the floor of the case. Four screw holes.
444949
You can have two 3.5" hard drives, three 2.5" hard drives or a 3.5" and a 2.5" together.
117099
5 HDD and it have 2 more little slots above the HDD slots, i guess they are for SSD units.
1738546
It uses two 5.25" bays like the ones used for standard sized disc drives, and it's about as long as a disc drive as well.
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1- there are 2 internal HDD slots, and you could use one of the two external 5.25" slots to add another; 2- cable management is something you implement (I recommend twist-ties for SATA cables) once your drives are in, as you'll determine where this non-critical aspect is needed; 3- the fact that it can use a standard ATX supply is a big plus for upgrading ... good luck with your system build :)
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There is an area above the power supply for drives. Deep enough for a 3.5" drive. And there are mounting holes. I did not, however, screw my drives in there so they are just resting. You can get a better idea on the Sentey website in the photo gallery for this case: http://www.sentey.com/en/ss5-2514
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2 3.5 bay slots that run up the side of the case as well as as a 3.5 expansion bay just below the CD Drive slot that includes a tray to install an SSD on. The tray actually made installing my SSD a snap! Overall, it's a leaner style, so prepare yourself to be working in a tighter space.
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the beauty of ds 1813+ is you don't need to fill all the slots. What I did was bought 5 hdd, use them for a year then bought additional 3 hdds to fill up the slots.
197974
No 6 3.5" drives won't fit.there are 4 3.5" hot swap bays and 2 internal 2.5" drive bays
117101
There are seven(7) 3.5 inch slots to put hdds or ssds in, I used this to build my brother a new gaming rig and he loves it..looks nice and has great air flow.
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I think it might be difficult to have two 3.5 drives in this case. I have one 3.5" 3TB Drive and two 2.5" drives. One is the boot SSD and the second is a notebook drive. The 2.5" drives are sitting where the DID would go which I don't have installed.
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There are 3 - 5.25 front bays (no 3.5" in front) and 6 - 3.5" HDD spaces inside.
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I'm pretty sure it did not. My computer came with drive cages that will accommodate either 3.5 or 2.5, so I did need one.