Question How to fit new HDD into my PC case which doesn't seem to have drive bays?

[faizulisl]

I purchased a custom built pc but it doesn't have any space to add SSDs and HDDs. How can I add extra drives in this case?

https://imgur.com/a/kCfDrGa

View: https://imgur.com/a/kCfDrGa

 

[rgd1101]

case model?

 

[faizulisl]

case model?

CiT Beam RGB Windowed MicroATX PC Gaming Case

 

[drea.drechsler]

I purchased a custom built pc but it doesn't have any space to add SSDs and HDDs. How can I add extra drives in this case?

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From the pictures it appears the case has provisions for installing brackets for mounting HDD's and/or SSD's. The people who built your custom PC should have given you the brackets. Then again, perhaps the brackets are a feature of an up-market model of that case. My CoolerMaster mATX case included rubber buttons you attach to SSD's that slip into slots in the case to mount SSD's; there were no instructions I had to figure that out on my own.

At any rate without the brackets or buttons or whatever the case mfr. had in mind you'll have to improvise. The good thing about SSD's is all they need is a few bits of Velcro to mount. You could try something similar with HDD's...but personally, I'd go looking for another SSD to replace it.

EDIT: in pictures on UK Amazon it shows mounting locations for SSD's and HDD's. There may be holes, you may have to provide the screws. Of course, assumes this is the same case. I'd prefer to use velcro for the SSD's, in the locations shown.

 

[SkyNetRising]

CiT Beam RGB Windowed MicroATX PC Gaming Case

It has space for 2x 2.5" drives and single 3.5"drive.

 

[Pimpom]

The current trend in case design can be rather frustrating for those who want to fit traditional 3.5" and 2.5" drives. The few new computers I assembled recently all had provision for installing drives in these traditional form factors, but they don't come in the rack style of older case designs and you sometimes have to look hard to find them. In some of them, the HDD mount is inside the enclosed space at the bottom, beside the PSU. Some need to have the drives fitted vertically behind and to the front of the motherboard.

There are other variations. Some cases even have mounting holes for attaching the drives with the threads at the bottom of the drive rather than at the sides of the drive as usual.

It's hard to tell from your images. You'll need to provide more images from different angles if you can't find the mounts from the hints I've given.