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Less bay drives on cases

Jedicake
By Jedicake
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Besides fan controllers/cpu temp bay drives, I'm thinking if cases had maybe just 1 or 2 bay drives, or possibly even the option to have none, it would make even more room in a case for enthusiasts

 

Is there any full tower cases out there that don't have any or just 1?

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The H440 doesn't have any 5.25" drive bays. That would be one of the better cases out there too.

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The H440 doesn't have any 5.25" drive bays. That would be one of the better cases out there too.

Ok I feel stupid for not knowing that. Thank you.

Enthoo Primo - ASUS Maximus Formula VII - 4790k 4.8ghz 1.28v - EK Supremacy Evo Clean - 16GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical - 1000w EVGA Supernova Gold - 2x Alphacool Monsta Rads in push/pull - 2x Galaxy 780 HoF with EK waterblock
 
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Ok I feel stupid for not knowing that. Thank you.

No problem. :)

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The Enthoo Pro is full of screws, and was designed to allow you to remove the 5.25" OD bays and the 3.5" HDD bays, including the stealth HDD cover. Waiting with bated breath for this case.

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