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A have a screw less mounting system for my hard drives.
its a plastic rail/tray doohickey
 
on my budget case there is no screw mounting hole,
this causes vibrations on my case, loud vibrations
easy fix.
 
 some people use elastic to hang their hdd, i aint got time foe dat.
grab some thing to absorb the vibration form the case and the hdd's.
i had a thick wrist rubber band, im not sure what their called.
i noticed if i squeeze the things that you use to pull out the HDD, there were no more vibrations.
and i decided to shove it in the sides f the rail tray thingy.
viola, less vibrations
 
yes, i know i have bad wiring and my case is dusty  :wacko: , sorry !

i go to a Detroit school so nobody actually knows how much there worth ;P

When you correct your computer teacher.. 

It depends on how it's done. It can overheat if the drives are suffocated in foam.
My drives have a fan to help cool them from behind case door.

You check the specs of every computer that you go on, no matter where or what it is.

MOAR RAM! 
 
Upgrade to 16 GB.

yup..same one i have! it's a nice case

A have a screw less mounting system for my hard drives.
its a plastic rail/tray doohickey
 
on my budget case there is no screw mounting hole,
this causes vibrations on my case, loud vibrations
easy fix.
 
 some people use elastic to hang their hdd, i aint got time foe dat.
grab some thing to absorb the vibration form the case and the hdd's.
i had a thick wrist rubber band, im not sure what their called.
i noticed if i squeeze the things that you use to pull out the HDD, there were no more vibrations.
and i decided to shove it in the sides f the rail tray thingy.
viola, less vibrations
 
yes, i know i have bad wiring and my case is dusty  :wacko: , sorry !

Vibration is kind of an issue either way with tool-less or hardmounted hdd's. 
Proper isolation with some sort of elastic band or suspending foam is much better. 

The Deepcool tesseract sw
nice elegant case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811853002
it was $30 usd when i bout it  
easy to work in and no sharp edges !
2 led fans
very sturdy, except for the windowed side panel. its sort of floppy and wiggly.
downsides:
tool less hdd tray  ( no option for screws)
push method of removing pci brackets
side panel window has weird fan holes.
im planning on removing the side panel and replacing it with plexi !

well maybe there are 2 different coolers lol

Different cooling unit? IDK

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2300255/amd-athlon-760k-high-temps.html

Try and make a computer out of a potato.
 
Or you could see how clock speed affects computer performance, your teacher would most likely have no idea what you are talking about and give you an A.

its already been done
http://i.imgur.com/0S5spVm.jpg

yeah thanks, i really dont want any problems so ill stick with my amd 760k and get the r7 260x because its the same price and its 2 gig thanks 
you guys have helped me by alot!
Im going to get the asus one!