Does the hard drive go in there?
(I'm a beginner)
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Directly to the right of your red marker should be a slot for 3.25” hard drives.
2.5” SSDs can easily screw to the back wall of the mainboard wall in the middle right of your picture.
Thank you.
No. Since where the 4 holes are behind the mainboard.
Can’t find nd 😅
Have you got any instructions for this?
I tried to research. Couldn’t find anything.
You marked something from the case, there’s probably not the hard drive coming in.
You should write us what a hard drive you have HDD, SSD NVME or whatever. Then you can be helped.
Rather the front fan for your housing