HOW MANY 5.25" BAYS DOES THIS HAVE?
2029337
This case has 1 X 5.25" external, 1 X 3.5" external and 1 X 3.5" internal drive bays. All drive mount in a unified flip-up drive cage.
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.
23571
Yes, it just fits in a regular 5-1/4 bay (though you could mount the controls elsewhere even if you wanted)
1549318
The 5.25 dimension is the size for the standard (CD/DVD) slot in your tower that the entire unit mounts in - it uses the same space a cd/dvd drive. Once mounted it has a door swings open easily to hot swap 3.5 drives. I have four of these units in various servers and would recommend them to anyone. Hope this helps...
1005258
Hi, This unit only have 1 3.5" HDD bay and it is already used. No more extra bay for expansion.Thanks, PCrush
2180318
Here it is Nextrox® 5.25" PC Media Dashboard Front Panel USB 3.0 HUB SD MS MMC CF XD TF M2 Card Reader SATA ESATA Hope it can help.:)
1948286
There are three open card bays on the back of the tower and a second drive bay on the front. I can't answer the other part of your question.
581384
There are 4 quick removal and you can use the top 5.25 bay with an adaptor to give you 5 total. I'm running 2TB drives for my NAS, so I can't speak to bigger drives. I would suggest low power drives if you run 5 drives for thermal reasons.
584990
There is a 5.25 bay for your optical drive. There is a 2.5 spot on the bottom of the case in front of the psu. Then there are 2 bays that will hold a 3.5 drive (or two 2.5 drives each). So you will be short a 2.5 bay. There is a lot of space though so you might be able to rig something up for a tiny 2.5 drive.
1284270
No, this unit has 5.25" size itself and can be used for 3,5 hard drives only.
793521
Yes it will, you can even put up to 20 hard drives with four 5 in 3 hotswap bays, thats if they're 3.5 drives if you're talking 2.5 drives you may get a total of 72 drives to fit. hopes this helps http://www.amazon.com/Icy-Dock-MB455SPF-B-Hot-Swap-Backplane/dp/B000KMAWHO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1363722054&sr=8-3&keywords=5+in+3+hotswap http://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Backplane-Removable-2-5-Inches-RC1600101A/dp/B004G8QERK/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1363722107&sr=1-5&keywords=6+in+1+2.5+hotswap
1088841
One 5,25" bay. It's clearly stated on the Lamptron official website. Also it doesn't take a genius to search "Google Images" to find that out on in-use examples.
855381
5,25 in x 3,0in x 0,70in external dimensions, and 4,75in x 2,63in x 0,30in internal dimensions
2017748
It has 4 bays and can be purchased with up to 4 hard drives. Mine is equipped with one hard drive and one disc drive.
1194538
I can only assume the seller has way to many 2.25" boards... I'm quite happy with mine.....
1796451
2x 5.25" optical bay that can be converted to hold 3.5" HDDs with brackets internally. 2x 2.5" flat above it, and finally 10x 2.5" vertical, or those same positions can hold 7x 3.5" with airflow inbetween.
2240808
It comes with 4 trays, one for each bay. Ensure your drives are compatible, though, by checking the netgear site.
78007
The enclosure is slightly curved on the top and edges and measures 5 1/4" X 3 1/4" X 5/8" approximately measured at the widest points on the case. It has a nice feel and I like it. It does have a large blue LED activity indicator on the rear edge of the case which I personally find annoying but since I only plug in the drive to backup some files occasionally I can live with it. I have purchased several external enclosures and this is one of the best. I would buy it again.