to date, i've not found an acceptable solution out there to mount more drives to this case. there's more than one way to do this but here's a clean and simple suggestion with NO case tampering or modification required--for those who don't have the tools, time, or patience. this method allowed me to ...

to date, i've not found an acceptable solution out there to mount more drives to this case. there's more than one way to do this but here's a clean and simple suggestion with NO case tampering or modification required--for those who don't have the tools, time, or patience. this method allowed me to ...

to date, i've not found an acceptable solution out there to mount more drives to this case. there's more than one way to do this but here's a clean and simple suggestion with NO case tampering or modification required--for those who don't have the tools, time, or patience. this method allowed me to ...

gotcha, that would make more sense. thanks again ~

one other thing... i noticed that adding a hard drive in the bottom chamber renders the last pci slot of the motherboard unusable. have you (anyone?) tried to fit a notebook drive in that location? i've not seen one so i'm not sure whether the screw holes will match. if it does fit... does it leave ...

there are no holes on the side panel, but i understand what you're describing -- i own the slk3000b. i'm figuring it would be similar to the ducts dell uses, which draws air from above the pci slots -- and the nsk3300 has a grill there.

thanks for the answers ~

I don't know, could you be more specific? Try quoting and linking to the page where you saw the phrase. yes, this one... Cooling System: - Up to 3 Fans - 1 rear 120mm TriCool (standard) - 2 front 92mm (optional) - 1 80mm chassis air guide (optional) what is it? what does it look like? how much? and...

what exactly is the optional 80mm chassis air guide??? thanks ~