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Hellfire
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 Posted: Tue, 03 Aug 2004 12:46:21 Post Subject: Removable HD Drive Bay |
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I need a removable HD drive bay that requires 0 clearance past the normal flush point on the case.
My case has a door on it, that's lighted, so there's VERY little distance from the installation of the drives to the door.
Want to be able to swap HD's so I can play around with the 64 bit versions of Windows.
All the ones I've found look like they require a good amount of clearance  |
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Little Bruin
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Doctor Feelgood
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Hellfire
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IDE
Would love SATA but since I was given the 200gig HD's can't pull myself out to buy then in SATA LOL
Think I"ll get those, worse case if they don't fit in my "blade" case, I'll swap my parts around, and move my old Antec case to be my main case, and the other case as my secondary... Would take alot of work to get that done though...
And if they don't work at all, I'll only be out $20 and can blame BB for it 
Although I've been wanting to clean up my rats nest of cables again... Somehow I always seem to get a HUGE mess of cables behind my desk. |
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