JONSBO N5 NAS Pc Case, E-ATX,12HDD+4SSD Drive Bay GPU HP Host, Supports Max. 4 GPU,E-A.TX(330mm) MB/ATX PSU Supports, with 3 Fans Built-in, 8 Slots PCI, Solid Wood Veneer Computer Case,Home Server

Absolutely love this case, it was perfect for my server that had outgrown a more typical pc case. The hotswap drive bays are awesome and easy to access, and this was one of the only cases I could find for a server with a large raid array that could also fit a large GPU in it. The case is spacious, but doesn't have an overly large footprint. It's well designed, good materials, easy to work on and expand/grow into, has plenty of room for cable management, just about any hardware can fit in it. I can't say enough good things about it. For someone who needed full atx (or larger) compatibility, lots of HDD bays, to fit a large gpu in it, this case is seriously great. I can't say enough good things about it. If I could say ANYTHING negative about it, the case fans it comes with were on the louder side, though not terrible definitely audible, and I did replace them for quieter operation, but that didn't cost much and it didn't make me think less of the case itself. Only other negative I can think of is the price, but after owning it I do think it was worth the cost. Love this case and would buy again or recommend to a friend.

Really good case. The instructions are appalling. Fortunately there is a video on Youtube by NASCompare that shows how to setup this case in a way that means you only have to open it once to get everything in right. TBH I would have accepted another 2cm in depth in return for the extra space that would create between Power supply and side drive bays.

This thing is a beast. Case was solid, came with everything I needed. Great airflow Lots of room for expansion Just wish the hdds on the side also had activity lights

Hell yeah brother. It's big, it's pretty, and it holds lots of drives. If you're here looking at this, that's what you're here for. If you're wondering how big, I'd say about half the size of a mini fridge. It fits under the piano quite nicely in my house. The fans do a fine job. They're not quiet exactly, but I only really notice it when I'm walking by, and frankly... I like white noise, so no biggie. Plenty of room for cable management. That being said, don't go using an sfx power supply like I did 👀 the cables will barely have the reach. The wood panel on the front is held in by a magnet too, so you'll be able to swing by and look at those pretty drives any time you want 😄 my only gripe is the screws that hold the lid on are hex heads. And the cable that goes to the power button isn't labeled with which slot should go to which pin on the motherboard. Had to trouble shoot that. Otherwise, solid work boys 👌💯

Put Noctua fans in to replace the stock fans. Machine now runs silent! Now it's perfect.