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You sniped me. :) Congratulations.

I will take the 4tb red drives. I hope it's cmr

What's the location?

Thank you. I will heed the advice.

Actually whatever I can. I want to keep copies of important documents in this. I do expect to at least have about 100 Mbps for delta updates from the laptop now that I have backed up the base set. Again I am not expecting performance but reliability from the file system on the drives. I can...

I thought of that but then how will I connect the sata data lines to the USB on the pi? I can't seem to find USB to sata adapters with only data lines connected. Using a psu will also increase electric consumption.

Female type C

Thank you very much for this. I will try to build this. Meanwhile I will hunt for some other solution. Can we place a usb connector here. Instead of a barral jack?

This will be my secondary NAS for important stuff so I wish to have SSD's for reliability. So I am also trying to avoid any points of failure from the USB to the SSD. Thats why I am trying to use 4 USB ports for 4 drives.

I have a RPi 3b+ which is using the original RPi adapter. I checked the link you shared but when the SSDs are connected the CPU runs very hot at 75 degrees. I assume other relevant chips also run hot. Thats why I am pursuing this. I dont know much about hacking a PI. Something like...

Can I just use a 5v power supply to do this with some wire hacking? I am not looking for a hub as that will add an extra hop to the NAS & force all the data to be sent over one USB itself. The system is fragile enough as it is.

Thanks but that is unfortunately unavailable there & it doesnt shows if it uses external power for SSDs.

I would like to connect 4 SSDs to RPI to make a low power & low bandwidth NAS . However it cant power 4 SSDs by itself. I am looking for a way to have the power come from an external adapter while the data comes over the usual USB to SATA adapters; essentially to separate the source of power &...

Any will do. Sata is preferred.

Please send me the model numbers.

Yeah I thought so.

I dont think a Thermaltake Level 20 VT will fit in an SFF definition. But I have a bead on it.

I can offer you a Cooler Master Elite 130. Its not a cube but a cuboid. Looks cool though.

Sorry NR200P here.

Sure.