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Drive bay

A drive bay is a standard-sized area for adding hardware to a computer. Most drive bays are fixed to the inside of a case, but some can be removed.

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Drive bay

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples51
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Drive bay

Top relations

related to 2.5-inch · 13
Drive bay → EIA, EIA-720, Electronic Industries Association, For, However, Many, SFF, SFF-8200, SFF-8201, TB, The, There, Velociraptor
related to 3.5-inch · 12
Drive bay → Bays, HDDs, LED, Modern, More, New, OEMs, The, There, USB, Vintage, Zip
related to 8.0-inch · 10
Drive bay → AC, CP/M, HDDs, IBM, Later, Shugart SA1000, Shugart SA810 HH, They, This, TRS-80 Model II
related to Usage · 10
Drive bay → Drive, I/O, LCD, RAID, Since, Some, The, Then, USB, When
related to 5.25-inch · 5
Drive bay → Full-height, PCs, The, They, This
is a · 1
Drive bay → standard-sized area for adding hardware to a computer

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Important terminology

drive drives bays mm bay floppy used form 5-inch inches high hard dimensions also 25-inch early computers wide deep disk

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Drive bayis astandard-sized area for adding hardware to a computer0.90text
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchFor0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchHowever0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchThere0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchVelociraptor0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchTB0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchThe0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchMany0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchSFF0.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchSFF-82000.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchSFF-82010.60section
Drive bayrelated to 2.5-inchEIA-7200.60section

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