Jonsbo N1 NAS build
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Introduction
I saw this NAS case while browsing reddit and I loved the form factor and style of it. I found it locally and bought it before I read up on some of the downsides to this case. I had some parts laying around and had to purchase some components. This build ran me more than I intended it to.
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Downsides
The airflow for components in this case is terrible. The fan that is suppose to draw air in is blocked by a metal plate - which I have removed. This has helped a lot, but the drives are so closely packed together which prevents cool air from easily passing through the case. I know from the pictures I only have positive air pressures. I’ve tried various configurations and this was the one that provided the best cooling in my environment.
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Parts
| Part | Cost |
|---|---|
| Jonsbo N1 Mini-ITX NAS Chassis | $150 |
| i5-7500T | $50 |
| Shuriken Big 2 | Free |
| Corsair 120mm Fan | Free |
| Noctua NF-P14s redux | $19.55 |
| Noctua NF-A8 | $15.77 |
| Noctua NF-A6 | $15 |
| Asus Z170I Pro Gaming | Free |
| Crucial Pro 32GB DDR4 Ram Kit | $49.99 |
| 5x WD 10TB 5400 RPM Drives | $375 |
| 3x Samsung SM863a 1.92TB | $320 |
| 1x Samsung PM981 2TB | $130 |
| ASM1166 Sata expansion card | $35 |
| 8x thin sata 3.0 cables | $20 |
| Corsair 450W SFF PSU | Free |
Total cost: $1,180.32 CAD
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Final Build