how many 5.25 and 3.5 bays are there?
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2-5.25 bays. One is populated with the DVD unit. The lower unit is blanked off. There are no 3.5" bays.
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I looked inside and there are two 5.25 bays, one of these is occupied with a DVD-r. The hard drive slots I'm not so sure of but it looks like 5 altogether including the one that is used for the drive that comes with the computer. If this isn't correct then there may be 3 altogether. Sorry that I can't be positive about this.There is no door access like the DVD-r drives on the front of the computer but there are bays inside for 3.5 hard drives to be mounted.
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Jason, I see from the other responses that have been given that there may be such bays "inside" the computer. However, if you are like me and only work "outside" the computer, then as a practical matter there are no 5-1/4 inch or 3-1/2 inch bays. You can't just slip in an old diskette and run it. In fact, I don't think any manufacturers still build in an old style 5-1/4 inch drive on a new computer. It's even difficult to find a new machine with a 3-1/2 inch drive built-in. However, you can buy separate external accessory drives for 5-1/4 inch disks or for 3-1/2 inch disks that connect to the new computer with a USB cable; thereby enabling you to use your old disks (if that was the purpose of your question). Jason, I see from the other responses that have been given that there may be such bays "inside" the computer. However, if you are like me and only work "outside" the computer, then as a practical matter there are no 5-1/4 inch or 3-1/2 inch bays. You can't just slip in an old diskette and run it. In fact, I don't think any manufacturers still build in an old style 5-1/4 inch drive on a new computer. It's even difficult to find a new machine with a 3-1/2 inch drive built-in. However, you can buy separate external accessory drives for 5-1/4 inch disks or for 3-1/2 inch... » Read More Jason, I see from the other responses that have been given that there may be such bays "inside" the computer. However, if you are like me and only work "outside" the computer, then as a practical matter there are no 5-1/4 inch or 3-1/2 inch bays. You can't just slip in an old diskette and run it. In fact, I don't think any manufacturers still build in an old style 5-1/4 inch drive on a new computer. It's even difficult to find a new machine with a 3-1/2 inch drive built-in. However, you can buy separate external accessory drives for 5-1/4 inch disks or for 3-1/2 inch disks that connect to the new computer with a USB cable; thereby enabling you to use your old disks (if that was the purpose of your question). « Show Less
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It supports all of the following: 3.5" Drive Bays (HDDs, DVD/CD Drives): 13 (2 from X-dock with key locks, 5 HDDs in the Middle cage, 6 HDDs in the bottom cage). 5.25" Drive Bays (some DVD/CD Drives): 3. 2.5" Drive Bays (SSDs): 11 (converted from 3.5" cages).
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One 5,25" bay. It's clearly stated on the Lamptron official website. Also it doesn't take a genius to search "Google Images" to find that out on in-use examples.
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I do not think there is room for a third 3.5" drive. It will be tight enough with just the two drives and the 5.25". You would need excellent cable management in the case. It is roomy and an easy build, and it looks great, but I wouldn't push the manufacturer's specs too much. http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=241
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There is only one 2.5 drive bay located in the upper part of the hdd bays. There is another at the floor of the case but it will need 4 screws. Its a good starter case for small to medium size components. There are better cases than this for close to the price. Look into the corsair, nzxt and cooler master cases. They have more room and features.
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Hi, This unit only have 1 3.5" HDD bay and it is already used. No more extra bay for expansion.Thanks, PCrush
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It's been awhile since I put my together... I currently have one SSD as the OS Drive, one 3.5 data drive and if I remember correctly it's using up all the space on that mount. There is a 5.25 bay which I'm using for a Blu-Ray drive, but I'd imagine you could get something like a 3.5 to 5.25 adapter and get your 3rd drive in there that way. Page 3 in the manual (6 on the PDF) will give you a better idea of how the insides are laid out: http://www.silverstonetek.com.tw/downloads/Manual/case/Multi-GD05-Manual.pdf
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This takes 2 external 5.25 drivebays and allows the same space to accept 3 standard sized data HDs. I googled your case and the answer you're looking for is... Probably. Although on mine, I had tough clearance issues with the data cables clearing the power supply.
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The 2 grills on the left side are 5.25" bays. The 2 right are hot swap bays.
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it's 5,25 to put on the bay, 5,25" bay in the case.... you put it there and you use it with 3,5 hdd...
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Yes, it will be fine. The 3.5 can fit into the existing bay that I installed 2 SSD's in. The Solid State drive can then fit sideways on the left side of the DVD bay screwed against that slot in one of those cheap 3.5 to 2.5 conversion racks. I almost did that myself because I wanted an internal card reader. I changed my mind. One bit of advice. I installed a 120mm fan on the inside of the right hand vents. It runs a heck of a lot cooler with that cross ventilation. I am typing on the unit now & it's running really good. I installed 8 GBs of ram and a video card though. Good luck to you.
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One between the 5.25 and 3.5 drive bays. Just a little slot. The second is on the floor of the case. Four screw holes.
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Yes, it will fit a normal 3.5" bay. Just the screws provided were not "standard" case screws. Their screws head were too small, I had to use the standard case screws and "re-thread" the bracket holes.
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The default is 3.5" drives. I have used an IcyDock to support 2.5" SSD drives as well.
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One 5.25", one 3.5", and one 2.5" internal bays. So you have room for a CD/DVD writer, one HD, and a floppy drive. If you have an external CD/DVD writer you can load software from it a use the bay on this case for an extra HD bay.
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Yep. There is a mount at the bottom of the case that will take a 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive. You can also get adapters to put a 2.5 in any 3.5 slot.Specifically on this case, you may want to watch this quick unboxing and feature review video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=qJutw4eyvJ4
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It has 13 bays and 11 of those can be used for Solid State Drives. There's enough space in the back to mod the chassis and drill holes to put them behind the motherboard tray and completely wipe out the cages to add radiators tubing etc.