Thermaltake's new Core V1 case can house a nice Mini-ITX gaming system.
Thermaltake's Core V1 Case is Small but Capable : Read more
Thermaltake's Core V1 Case is Small but Capable : Read more
...seriously dude? So stick a SSD on the wall. Or on top of the hard drives. Or upside down underneath the motherboard. They don't have moving parts, so there is no reason for them to have to go in regular hard drive slots.This case only has 2x 3.5" bays that also has mounting holes for 2.5" drives. If you install a HDD on both of them, there is no room to install a SSD.
Also this case seems to lack any cable management. All your PSU wires are bunched up and stuffed in the front.
...seriously dude? So stick a SSD on the wall. Or on top of the hard drives. Or upside down underneath the motherboard. They don't have moving parts, so there is no reason for them to have to go in regular hard drive slots.This case only has 2x 3.5" bays that also has mounting holes for 2.5" drives. If you install a HDD on both of them, there is no room to install a SSD.
Also this case seems to lack any cable management. All your PSU wires are bunched up and stuffed in the front.