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Cooler Master NCORE 100 MAX Mini-ITX PC Case w/ 850W SFX Power Supply on sale for $299.99 - $100 clip coupon on the page =
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About this Item:
- Ultra-Compact Design: Only 15.7L volume with a sleek, small footprint; exclusively supports Mini-ITX motherboards
- Integrated Custom 120mm AIO: 38mm-thick radiator + 3rd-gen pump perfectly fitted for high-performance AMD Ryzen 7 and Intel Core Ultra 7 CPUs
- Vertical GPU Ready: Dedicated vertical GPU mounting supports cards up to 356mm (including RTX 5080 and RX 9070 XT)
- 850W SFX Gold PSU Included: ATX 3.0 compliant, delivers up to 600W to GPU; comes with custom short cables for clean builds
- Safer Power Delivery: 90° 12V-2x6 PCIe 5.0 connector for better durability and reduced risk
- Expandable Frame: Width adjusts from 155mm to 172mm to fit even the largest GPUs comfortably
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5+1 for $138
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8+1 for $161
https://www.amazon.com/Mini-ITX-C...B0CMVBMVHT
5+1 for $138
https://www.amazon.com/N2-Aluminu...th=1&
8+1 for $161
https://www.amazon.com/Mini-ITX-C...B0CMVBMVHT
the benefit of custom build itx is that you can pack in a lot of power with good cooling and fit a big ass graphic card, which the NAS aren't really needing that. instead, a small form factor that allows for a bunch of drives, quite, power sipping, with good OS functions are highly desirable. when you add the cost of power supply, the motherboard with good I/O (e.g. 10Gbps ethernet with 6+ SATA interfaces), you are quickly approaching the cost of the prebuild one like QNAP 951 (i think i paid about 500 dollars, 7 years ago). you just aren't going to find a custom 9 bay nas anywhere near that form factor and price, and with software and feature support for years to come, not to mention you don't have to run a bunch of wires yourself.
i build my own machine, and for a period of time, had to build NAS/SAN for some work related tasks. even though i have personally build some of the top of line storage solution that cost a fortune, i just don't see the value of doing a home unit when there are so many commercial ones are available.
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