I am very sorry, but I think I have to declare you officially insane ?
I am very sorry, but I think I have to declare you officially insane ?
yes, that’s how I fill my loop.
right now I got two HDDs in my case, but 2,5" ones, not 3,5" ones - I'd have to sacrifice one fan thoughYou can't fit 2 HDDs in this case, at best 1 SSD behind the front panel
Pretty sure that even IF you find a way to securely mount a pair of 3.5" HDDs, it's going to involve 3M tape which is not going to provide vibration protection for the spinning rust.@fabio is 2 HDDs possible in the T1?
With all that you have done I'm sure you could find a way to make them officially supportedYou mean, OFFICIALLY or IF There is just space to have them properly placed? ?
You're right, vibration issue making me sadwhich is not going to provide vibration protection for the spinning rust.
If it's easy to add holes on the bottom to properly secure the 2 hdds. although im not asking for this, i'd like to use it since i don't need any fans or rad currently. plus more options always betterWith all that you have done I'm sure you could find a way to make them officially supported
I taped mine to some styrofoam to provide protection for that, you could also try using some rubberYou're right, vibration issue making me sad
If it's easy to add holes on the bottom to properly secure the 2 hdds. although im not asking for this, i'd like to use it since i don't need any fans or rad currently. plus more options always better
I'm thinking maybe there would be a way to 3d-print scaffolding for it? Any chance you could put some pictures up of this or straight up say that nothing more will fit in there so abandon all hope?With all that you have done I'm sure you could find a way to make them officially supported
Edit: I went ahead and got out my old 3.5" HDD, and what I found is that yes, there is space for 2 3.5" HDDs if you have no fans, but they barely fit, and there is no room for cables for one of the drives. One 3.5" drive should fit and be able to have a fan installed as well, but you won't be able to use a radiator. You might also be able to fit 2 drives stacked on top of each other if mounted below the PSU, but the motherboard might get in the way. And then there's also the problem that there's no way to mount them, so good luck with that.
Ok, I bought the EK 240 D-RGB AIO, I will get the kaze flex slim rgb scythe fans next, will match the gpu nicely.
I'm thinking maybe there would be a way to 3d-print scaffolding for it? Any chance you could put some pictures up of this or straight up say that nothing more will fit in there so abandon all hope?
That could work, but not in the way that it is pictured. It would have to be rotated 90 degrees, so you would attach it to one of the supports instead of twoIf there is physical space for it (which there seems to be per @Navic , a 3D printed bracket would work. Here is one on thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3711265
You can print them yourself or use many of the 3D printing services available.