The Aerocool P7-C1 has two internal 3.5” bays (that can also fit 2.5” devices) and four internal 2.5” bays.
Figure 17 shows two 2.5” bays located over the power supply cover.
Figure 14: 2.5” bays
In Figure 15 you see two more 2.5” bays located under the motherboard tray.
Figure 15: 2.5” bays
Figure 16 unveils the two 3.5” bays, also under the PSU cover. These bays also support 2.5” drives.
Figure 16: 3.5” bays
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