Hi, nice video. I have a few questions: - How are the drive temps when all bays are populated? I am worried especially about the drives on the side, because I have a feeling not much air will get there. - How loud are the stock fans? Is it worth swapping them out for Noctua fans instead? - Can I install an SFX PSU? I know it fits ATX PSUs, but will an SFX work? Or do I need some sort of adapter bracket? - I assume when installing it in a rack, I will need at least 1U of empty space above it, otherwise rack units above this chassy will cover the air intake for the PSU, no? Hope you can answer this for me :)
Thank you for watching ! About the fan noise at boot up, please watch from 8:34, maybe it is 4000 rpm. It's very louder than this fan: Owltech F12-PWM (Sanyo Denki - San Ace, 2850 rpm, 40 dB) Sorry, I don't know the fan speed in idle, but it may be about 1500 rpm. - In my environment, the fan speed depends on room temperature, but not HDD activity. When the room temperature is higher than about 35℃, fan noise become louder as at boot up. When I copied terabytes of files to this NAS, fans did not become louder. Probably, fan speed is determined by the temperature of the Mini-SAS - SATA backplane, not the HDD. - I think you can also use the mother board's fan connector to manage fan speed.
I'm using a similar but updated setup with the same chassis and all sata drives connected to the sas boards. 2 m2 drives used for flex data and another for vms
Hi, nice video. I have a few questions:
- How are the drive temps when all bays are populated? I am worried especially about the drives on the side, because I have a feeling not much air will get there.
- How loud are the stock fans? Is it worth swapping them out for Noctua fans instead?
- Can I install an SFX PSU? I know it fits ATX PSUs, but will an SFX work? Or do I need some sort of adapter bracket?
- I assume when installing it in a rack, I will need at least 1U of empty space above it, otherwise rack units above this chassy will cover the air intake for the PSU, no?
Hope you can answer this for me :)
Very informative, might be a contender for my next case. thanks.
Nice video! How loud are the fans at boot up and when there's lots of hard drive activity?
Thank you for watching !
About the fan noise at boot up, please watch from 8:34, maybe it is 4000 rpm.
It's very louder than this fan: Owltech F12-PWM (Sanyo Denki - San Ace, 2850 rpm, 40 dB)
Sorry, I don't know the fan speed in idle, but it may be about 1500 rpm.
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In my environment, the fan speed depends on room temperature, but not HDD activity.
When the room temperature is higher than about 35℃, fan noise become louder as at boot up.
When I copied terabytes of files to this NAS, fans did not become louder.
Probably, fan speed is determined by the temperature of the Mini-SAS - SATA backplane, not the HDD.
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I think you can also use the mother board's fan connector to manage fan speed.
Arigatou! Your video was very helpful!
素晴らしい！私もこのケースを買いました、隙間のため、電源の長さを考えています、150mmではいいですか？160mm？
コメントありがとうございます！
電源は160mmでも問題ないと思います。
ただ、長い電源だと、コネクタが挿しづらくなったり、余った配線を置いておくのが難しいかもしれません。
このあたりの長さが分かりやすい画像をブログにアップロードしました。よければご覧ください。
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Can this case be used with SATA drives, or do they have to be SAS? And the HBD is that a SAS controller?
Same question, does it support SAS HDDs?
I'm using a similar but updated setup with the same chassis and all sata drives connected to the sas boards. 2 m2 drives used for flex data and another for vms
@@worldnateso confirmation SAS or SATA both ok as drives?
Hi! Does it support SAS HDDs?
Can be used with debian 10 server
ファンはマジ注意してください。オンラインで触るの危険。
私はこの前ファンブレードが指に刺さって相当出血したうえ、ファンのほうも破損しました。
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