Kash Posted July 30, 2005 Posted July 30, 2005 I've never had a problem putting two 7200RPM drives in such close proximity to each other. Of course, every time I have had such a situation, I've always had at least one 80mm fan blowing on them. In my second case, I had two 80mm fans blowing air across them. In my third case (a Silverstone), I had a single 80mm fan blowing across them. In my current case, I have a large 120mm fan blowing across four of my drives, which are all spaced by at least three quarters of an inch. Of course, this time I have Raptors, so I couldn't put two of them in close proximity and try to cool them with a 80mm fan without having some overheating problems. Though two 7200RPM drives shouldn't be that big of a problem. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
iTX Posted July 30, 2005 Posted July 30, 2005 (edited) The mobo standoffs is a good idea, but my 5.25 bay has no screwholes, and I am really bad at trying to get them lined up. I'm working on a little solution right now, with el dremel. As for FedEx, Its from Newegg, so it went from CA to Ft. Worth, but instead of shipping it down I-45, or whatever, they I guess flew it to Houston (or drove straight past me). It's still sitting in at "dest sort facility". Estimated date is August 1st, just hoped it would have gotten here today EDIT: Ok Here is what I had to dremel: This was one part of two, that made up the original hard drive cages in the XaserIII case. It was really bad airflow, so I removed them. I decided- because my 5.25 bay has no screw holes- to rework the hard drive cages into that slot. I didn't want to screw in holes to mount it, so what would one use? Zip ties! w00t! Hey, they're better than duct tape It's pretty snug in there, hopefully there won't be any rattle going on. Edited July 30, 2005 by iTX Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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