If I buy this case, what else will I need to purchase, drives excluded, to bring this into production.
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Motherboard, CPU, Power supply, RAM, fans (the fan plane and fans that come with it are loud, so plan accordingly), cables and software to run it. I don't think I missed anything, but ...
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Motherboard/Parts, power supply, rails if you need them for a rack, 6 SAS cables (SFF-8087 to whatever you are connecting to on your board/raid card), and probably molex splitter/adapters depending on how many the PSU you bought has to power the backplanes.
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If you don't need an optical drive, you'll be able to put in an ssd and hdd, with the appropriate adapter to put one of them where the optical drive normally goes. Having said that, I will mention that I was not particularly pleased with the quality of this case, or lack thereof, and design of this case. I found, for example, that there was no way to avoid having the processor cooling fins on an Intel DM-510 motherboard pushing on the SATA cable for the HDD. I replace the case with a Lian-Li PC-Q07, a better design and better build quality, in my opinion.
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Order the disks from HP. Then use an external drive or a dock with built in cd/dvd drive.
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The "Casing Only" does not include a hard drive. In my case I had a 2.5" SATA form factor SSD lying around so I used that. The others come with a hard drive installed.
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Nothing, just the hard drive itself. You want the Retail Kit version if you want the extra stuff like the Box.
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None, since this case does not come with a motherboard. However, the case gives plenty of room for everything on the motherboard that you choose to install.
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If this is a relatively new computer with an up to date operating system, nothing other than using any disc that came with the drive and an open slot in the case for mounting. Windows should do the rest.
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It will fit in the case without an issue. But you will need board and cpu like Chris said.
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Most of the HyperDrive products already come with a drive inside - you select the size and you buy it all complete. The SATA Casing, lets you buy the case and accessories, but then purchase your own hard drive to insert in the case. It is a cheaper route, but does require you to be able to purchase a recommended drive and be able to assemble it.
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PSU, raidcard, and depending om the raid card, you might need a mobo and hdd.
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Wha? If you are building a new rig you'll need the usual. Power supply, motherboard, CPU and RAM. A video card is recommend but not necessary depending on the CPU you choose. The case comes with none of these things, but will accommodate nearly any motherboard and is large enough to fit liquid coolers and long video cards.
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basically any modern case that supports Micro-ATX motherboards. a case with front usb 2.0 and 3.0 header cables can probably make use of all the internal headers, as well as a hd audio header (can be set to ac97 in case you use an older case). but besides that, there isn't any "special" requirement from a case for this mobo.
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Everything is in the case. Power Supply, Screws, Legs. That's it! Great Case! It would be nice if you use a motherboard with an onboard USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 socket for the card reader and the USB 3.0 outside port. I like the white one best!
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Your hard drive should have already come with a set of cables (either HD/Firewire/USB). This case does not come with any cables and the picture provided by Amazon only shows how your cables can fit into the case.
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You will have to refer to the manual that came with it, a list of hard drives are listed. Steve
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No this is a barebone kit...motherboard, processor and case...u still need hard drive, memory, as well as a disc drive.
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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.