drive bay

The device comes with an empty second drive bay if even more storage is needed.

Built with the future in mind, a spare drive bay has been included for new hardware products.

The drive bay is usually just big enough for the drive to fit inside.

Most drive bays are fixed to the inside of a case, but some can be removed.

From here, load your drives up into the white drive bays.

It also has the internal hard drive bays for future upgrade potential.

The optical drive bays are also easy to access, simply by pulling them out.

This compact machine has three drives and a 3.5-inch vertical drive bay.

How many drive bays does it have, and will all the cables inside the machine reach them easily?

A drive bay is a standard-sized area for adding hardware to a computer.

The board's size also means that it takes up space behind the drive bays, making installation of new drives more difficult.

Spare cables must be long enough to reach the empty drive bays.

However, the increase in size offered additional drive bays.

Access to the drive bays and expansion slots is reasonable.

Hot swappable drive bays give you easy access to hard drives.

The server's front panel offered two 3.5 inch drive bays.

The drive bay will take about four devices.

Three 5.25-inch drive bays are free, so there's ample room for peripheral expansion.

They have anywhere from six to ten externally accessible drive bays.

Simply sliding off the side panel reveals the drive bay, which can quickly be unscrewed.

Length of case allows clear access between mainboard and all drive bays.

It is packaged in a mini-tower with six drive bays.

The case is nearly identical to that of the Dimension E510, with an additional 3.5-inch drive bay being added.

However, it includes a whopping six 3.5-inch drive bays, providing plenty of room for growth.