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  1. Exhorder

    19" rack case: depth smaller than 600 mm

    Hi, I'm looking for a 19" rack case with a depth smaller than 600 mm (the rack's distance between front and back mounting levels is 545 mm). I need 30 TB storage with RAID-Z2, so I'd say I need a minimum of 5 hot swapable 3.5" bays + some 2.5" bays for system & caching SSDs. So far the only...
  2. T

    Inwin MS-04 case

    I'm completely new to freenas and to building a NAS. I have a tight space restriction and found this case which size wise is perfect for an ITX build with a requirement for 4 drives. Is there anything ayone can see that is wrong with this case...
  3. ajeje_brazo

    compact (and aesthetically pleasing/professional looking) NAS case with 6-8 hot swap bays

    I'm looking for a case for my home NAS. I'm thinking about 6-8 drives; I don't have a specific need for hot swap drives, I just like that design. What I have in mind something that would look like a FreeNAS Mini, but unfortunately buying a pre-assembled one would exceed my current budget...
  4. R

    Help with finding rack case for nas

    So its finally time to build my new NAS, it's been on my to-do list for a while now. I have everything that i need except for the chassis, I cant find "the one" that i want. Here is what I'm looking for: - 2-4U Rackmountable - Fit in a 600mm deep rack - Takes mATX motherboard or smaller - ATX...
  5. J

    Looking for a suitable Micro-ATX case

    Hi everyone! Yet another post from a total newbie, both on assembling hardware and on FreeNAS (but not on FreeBSD nor ZFS), looking for advice on building his first FreeNAS box, mostly centering around finding a suitable case. I've come to settle on Supermicro's X11SSH-TF board, which is...
  6. Bhoot

    Cooling a 4u case.

    I am currently running a 8disk RaidZ2 freenas server inside a Fractal R5 case. I have seen a lot of rack mount servers selling on ebay (preowned) which are coming out cheaper than purchasing a new unit. I am also looking at norco 4224 if I just replace the case, slap on a HBA for 24 bay server...
  7. M

    How quiet can a Supermicro SC836 case be made?

    I am considering purchasing a Supermicro SC836 case for a FreeNAS system. My one concern is the noise level. I have seen a number of examples where people have swapped the fans in the SC846 case to reduce the noise level but haven't found any examples for the SC836. If the SQ series power...
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