Do these enclosures stack up neatly?
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Between the HardDrive pin-up vibration and the cable tension, the thumb screws (feet) may slide off each other. If you stack them horizontally I would put a dab of "Clear Quakehold Gel" (rubbery goo) on each screw or foot. The other option is to stand them vertically on their sides like books.
598919
The enclosure has a round finger nut on each corner top and bottom. They wont stack at all. Unless you found a short tube like spacer that would fit over each nut. Then the nuts could slip into the spacers and hold the enclosures securely.
598920
I wouldn't think so. I put cut up mouse-pad under to make it level.Also you can Feel, & See screw heads protrude. 4 corners.
461189
You probably could stack them depending on how much you have in them. But be aware that the wire used for this is much thinner than I thought/hoped. Honestly, if you're going to stack them, I'd get a better cage.
754832
You can tuck them in behind the powersupply in between it and the HDD rack or inside the HDD rack unused space if any. If you get a windowed side panel you are not going to want it to be the right one, or you will have wires showing. Left would be fine though, and you could hide most wiring fairly well. I don't think you gain much from going modular with this case as to plug almost anything in you need to pull the PS anyways. May as well just have everything hooked up.
1122500
Yes...they stack fine. I have a3 cube stack, 4 cube and a 5 with no problem
2159805
They are designed to be staggered. Either long side matches. There isn't a wrong way to put them next to each other.
658401
I haven't had the need to use hot swap drive cages, but I'm using using this case more as a htpc. I've got a full ATX mobo, two long graphics cards, and three hard drives. And there's a tone of space in the case to easily fit all of those components. While that might not answer your question, let me tell you that there's about an inch and a half of space between the edge of my mobo and the current drive cages. You might find that there's actually too much room in the case.
1819697
Yeah. I would advise putting a cloth between the two so you don't scratch the top. They won't be very secure also, because they are not intended to be stacked.
1278641
I haven't actually tried to stack them, but honestly, I don't see how you could, esp. if you wanted it to be stable. My answer to you is no.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious
1656303
If I wanted to stack them and they didn't make good contact, I'd simply make my own connector and put it between them. I suppose as long as they're PCB protected, there should be no problem.
332009
Yes. You should have no problems stacking them. The latch will not interfere with stacking. The glass is slightly lower than the black frame that surrounds the glass, so the bottom of the next case you place on top, will not rest on the glass. It will rest on the framing which seems pretty sturdy. And they seem light enough too.
1057872
I have no idea but can look later and tell you if the enclosure is assembled with screws. Not keen on taking it apart though. If you find out, would like to know the answer.
87307
They stack well. Currently I have 8 in different colors and they are flush against each other.
149014
To my knowledge that is handled by your bios and the hdd itself. So as long as your mobo and hdd are smart compatible the enclosure dosnt figure into it.
1314364
If you have identical monitors they will be side by side. I have found they stand to be very stable, the only thing I have had issue with is getting the nut that controls tilt tight enough. Hope that helps!
2119423
That's exactly the pair I have. I'll get my box specs and post them in a bit. They are a good match for a daily setup. They can be pushed harder but I really like it
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.