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how many i'd expect four but i'm usually wrong

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Considering the volume of the TJO7 being about 60 litlers i'd say about 130 840 evo's. 

i meant realistically xD

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Say hello to linus's rig! @24:40

 

the tj07 natively comes with six 3.5" mounts in two drive cages but no native 2.5" mounts.

 

i had a feeling and isn't it ironic i watched that vid before i posted this topic?  :P

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If its has six 3.5 as mentioned above you could easily fit 12 2.5in ssds in the 3.5in bays alone.

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This is realistic. The volume is 66.356 l so 138,2291666666667 840 EVO 1TB will fit. 

ik(u used math in a way i never could) but i meant like maybe 4 or six ssd's along with other components... 

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ik(u used math in a way i never could) but i meant like maybe 4 or six ssd's along with other components... 

SSD's are tiny, you can fill all your sata ports easily

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This is realistic. The volume is 66.356 l so 138,2291666666667 840 EVO 1TB will fit. 

is that with or without the casing?

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i meant realistically xD

You could realistically easily fit ~80+ ssd's in the case. They can go just about anywhere with duct tape.

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With  the casing. 

without a few more could go in.

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how many i'd expect four but i'm usually wrong

As many as you would ever want. Called double sided tape or Velcro

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i had a feeling and isn't it ironic i watched that vid before i posted this topic?  :P

nice :D, and you could get yourself a couple of theses and fill the basement full of SSD'd if you'd like a slightly more organized array.

 

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i plan to be mounting a 480mm radiator though

You should be ale to fit them even with a rad unless it's super thick since the basement has fairly roomy, maybe turn them sideways so the SSD's take up less depth.

 

Oh btw there is also a black one if that's more color suitable: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=1B0-0003-00012

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You should be ale to fit them even with a rad unless it's super thick since the basement has fairly roomy, maybe turn them sideways so the SSD's take up less depth.

 

Oh btw there is also a black one if that's more color suitable: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=1B0-0003-00012

ok do they have some for hard drive bay replacements?

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ok do they have some for hard drive bay replacements?

Not sure if others have it but I know corsair has this in some of their cases where it's a tool less, stackable SSD cages, I'm sure others have made something like that but I'm not sure off the top of my head. 

 

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@Op I hope you realize you have to paint the case because the interior is grey? TJ07's are only better than FT02's if you want to watercool but a FT02 has support for 3x 180mm rads and a 120mm.

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You can just slap them wherever you want. Use some Velcro and slap them on the back of the mobo tray or anywhere out of sight.

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