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THE DRIVE RACK
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THE CHALLENGE:
Where the FUCK does this thing GO?!
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I would if I knew where it was originally. A friend gave me this case (filled with random junk; I poached the NIC and some screws).Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Oh, okay. When you said Drive Rack, I thought you meant for for the disk drives.
Well, why don't you just put it back where you originally found it?
That's what I was thinking, but the one way I managed to fit it caused a problem in that the outer shell won't fit anymore.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:EDIT: I think Sarah's HDD is located just above where that white box is on yours, and there seems to be some space where it could fit...
That's where the hard drives go. The space you're talking about are the 5.25 bays. I'm thinking right behind it, above the PSU, but I don't know.Raxmei wrote:I'd think it would hang near the front of the case ceiling, where one would normally expect the drives to be. Except there's already something there. Does it do anything important?
Well, there is no place for the HDD in that case...Batman wrote:The HDD cage looks like it's supposed to be screwed to the front cover of the case.
I don't see a provision for this in the case, so I'm wondering if it's actually supposed to go in this model case.
You know the multipe meanings of 'case' have me confused here.Dalton wrote:Well, there is no place for the HDD in that case...Batman wrote:The HDD cage looks like it's supposed to be screwed to the front cover of the case.
I don't see a provision for this in the case, so I'm wondering if it's actually supposed to go in this model case.
Looks like the drives would be mounted vertically if that's how it'sDalton wrote:Case, as in the entire box that the comp goes in.
I found out where this removable disk drive rack goes though!
Pretty much, yeah, but our resident ex-hacker assures me this is OK.Batman wrote:Looks like the drives would be mounted vertically if that's how it's supposed to go? Strange.
Yes, after several centuries as opposed to 'when hell freezes over'. I've been in IT for better than a decade and if there's a relevantly higher failure rate for vertically mounted drives I never noticed it.Striderteen wrote:It looks similar to my rig, except for the rather unusual sideways drive cage. That's not too good for your drives, but the way; the disk platters are designed to balance properly in the horizontal. They'll still work sideways, but wear and tear is increased so they'll wear out sooner.
Are you trying to compliment Linux by exaggerating its incredibly low minimum system requirements compared to bloated resource hogs like Windows?BrYaN19kc wrote:Hey, that looks like your typical LINUX box -- nothing inside.
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