How have we moved away from CD drives, moved to smaller form factor HDDs, yet even big, fancy looking cases have fewer HDD slots than the big stamped aluminum manilla box I've been using since the 90s I found lying next to a dumpster 20ish years ago?
ATX Motherboards often have 8 or so sata connections, why wouldn't ATX case manufacturers expect users might want to use them?
How have we moved away from CD drives, moved to smaller form factor HDDs, yet even big, fancy looking cases have fewer HDD slots than the big stamped aluminum manilla box I've been using since the 90s I found lying next to a dumpster 20ish years ago?
ATX Motherboards often have 8 or so sata connections, why wouldn't ATX case manufacturers expect users might want to use them?