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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
Okay. Get an SSD and move the data to it has soon you can. You're damaging the case and the HDD.
Get an external HDD shroud. Might be a little slower but no damage.
Are those drives thinner perhaps?