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Well, what interfaces does it have?
How much space does it have inside?
How much power can it supply on the 12v bus?
Most likely the answer is "very little" or "not at all".
I have a SFF box that can support, max, 3 SATA drives (2.5"), because of lack of ports and little space. But it has the power to run 5. So I put in a PCI SATA controller, and wedged them in. Runs fine.