Fair point, but its really hard sourcing newer server stuff, your 3-D printing enclosures seemed to be a good ideaBut I have never actually printed anything. I think using plastic should be a last resort since it may melt while trying to handle how hot our electronics can get here
Budget 0-20k New to NAS, looking for a cabinet
Hey @nileshsrox, I have a SilverStone CS380 and recommend it.
Comes with a backplane to simplify 8x HDD/SSD addition and removal.
There's also the CS382 but I don't know if it's available in India yet. It is limited to Micro-ATX boards, however.
I hope this helps!
Comes with a backplane to simplify 8x HDD/SSD addition and removal.
There's also the CS382 but I don't know if it's available in India yet. It is limited to Micro-ATX boards, however.
I hope this helps!
Black_Hawk
Skilled
This seems to be another option:
Extreme Machines NAS Server Case with Cooling - Support 6 Hard
Price is 3.4k
Is anyone here using the above case in a NAS build. Please do post your thoughts on the case if you are using one.
Extreme Machines NAS Server Case with Cooling - Support 6 Hard
Price is 3.4k
Is anyone here using the above case in a NAS build. Please do post your thoughts on the case if you are using one.
nileshsrox
Patron
This option looks good!
Black_Hawk
Skilled
Yes it does but I think the case comes very poorly packed. There is an user review on the product page stating this. Damage to case is very likely in shipping.
nileshsrox
Patron
So actually I got in contact with someone from here and he's selling me corsair 600t it can ultimately fit I think 16 to 18 hdds in it, going to his place tomorrow to deal face to face, will update here how it goes!
Black_Hawk
Skilled
Excellent! I do have a Corsair 780t and can tell you these cases are built like tanks and will last you for a very long time. Will be great for a NAS build, go for it!
Love it! Those old CM/Corsair cases are definitely built like tanks.