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I have the same case. Use the drive cage.
EDIT It's at the bottom left.
It's full. I think I'll just go with this setup until I eventually replace it with an ssd. Was cheap and I needed a bunch of capacity for and easy access to audio and video files that I'll keep backed up elsewhere anyway. Might put in a pad like another commenter suggested, or just keep the top screw of the panel undone. Was mainly worried I was being a huge dumbass but seems like things will work out well enough
Are those drives thinner perhaps?