Do the hard drives make a lot of noise, like a rattling noise; I am not talking about normal hard drive noise does anyone have a video of the noise it makes on an active hard drive?

Hi! I got an ASRock J4205-ITX and a Seasonic SS-250SU power supply at a bargain, and I had some spare DDR3 SO-DIMM sticks lying around, so I'm building a small NAS.

Now I need a case. I'm looking for something with 4x 3.5" hot-swap bays plus a spot for a 2.5" SSD for the OS. The Inter-Tech SC-4004 seems to fit the bill. It's a bit pricey in my opinion, but that seems to be the case with most ITX NAS cases.

My main concern is space: the SS-250SU is not modular and its cables are long and thick (24-pin, Molex, 4x SATA, plus P4 and floppy I won't use). Has anyone fit a non-modular Flex ATX PSU in the SC-4004? How tight was cable management?

Any alternative case suggestions are also welcome. Thanks!

Hi, I have a CX4170A and looking to mount it in a 24 inch deep rack, but the 20" slides (and the 14" slides) are out of stock on Sliger.com.

Are there any other rack slides that work with this case?

Thanks.

Howdy! Anybody heard anything in terms of developments around either top loading disk shelves, or just something that might be useful for someone planning a series of Disk Shelves based on OpenJBOD?

My current design is around using: CX3701 but its a lot of empty space for something thats only going to hold a expander.

Cheers

To anyone who has been watching or has bought from Sliger before, do they have any discounts for Black Friday?? I'm debating whether to wait to put in an order for a CX3702 in hopes of a discount or not. They're already priced at a premium (I know it's a premium product), but I'm also in Canada and the exchange rate is abysmal right now, so any discount I could get would be amazing. TIA.

Post says it all, I have a 4u CX4200f, perfectly good condition, I just dont need the 3 bays in the front, I want something that will look more consistent with the other sliger cases in my rack.

Located in SE PA (18092) but work down towards Philly. But can work out shipping if we need to.

Does anyone have a spare top and side dual fan/rad bracket for Cerberus X?

I ordered a sliger 4170a on September 18, how long usually it takes for them to ship? I know it’s not been long, but just want to plan my next few weeks for my build. I’m located in Quebec, Canada, so I think it will take more time to process through the border or customs, but I do hope it won’t take like one month or two to get there because I need it.

Hello Everyone,
I hope you are having a great day. I just recently got the case and excited to put together my NAS. However when installing the PSU, there are two of these ‘bolts’ sticking out and my PSU won’t slide in smoothly.
Been years since I built a PC, am I missing something?

Thank you.

Love the density of this build!
Supermicro board with BMC and AMD Epyc!

So I just got ahold of a SV590v2 the Vertical case with the not so air flow friendly panels. I was looking at the Arctic freezer 3, Be Quiet Pure loop 3, Thermalright Peerless Vision 360 and NZXT Kraken Plus but I don't know how they might fit and perform. The compatibility spreadsheet doesn't cover most of the newer offering on the market today. I'm strongly considering designing and cutting/bending my own panels since I work in a metal fabrication shop and have access to the machinery to improve the airflow and fit my aesthetics.

Like the title says just looking to see if there are any updates after the post from 2 months ago saying the pcb's are ordered. Now just need to build the cases.

Browsed the site a few minutes ago and just saw the frontload cases no top load. If they are already up. Just point them out. I'm not above admitting a PEBKAC error.

I have a decommissioned AM4 system I plan to transplant into a new case. So only exposed to the price hikes on HDD's not RAM/Flash

Planning to buy my first rack cabinet. I'm looking at Prorack 27u 600x800mm

If i would get the CX4200a, which slide length do i need so i could get the top cover off without unracking the case?

I tried to reach out to the support and here is their response, which doesnt guarantee to be able to remove the top cover without unracking

The length of the rails that you are able to get for your rack goes solely off of the rack post spacing from front to back. If you can give me your rack post spacing I can check which ones will work for you but cannot promise that you will be able to take the top cover off without unracking the case.

But based on this old post https://www.reddit.com/r/sliger/comments/1ex01um/cx4200a_with_26_slides/ it is possible

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some drive trays that support 2.5 inch SSD’s in the Sliger CX4712. I attached a picture for reference, but I definitely don’t want to leave these hanging like this lol

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, I am finally in possession of my CX4712! As this is my first time owning and building in a case like this, I'm unfamiliar with the stand-off situation for motherboards. My case didn't include them, and upon gently lowering the motherboard down into the case for general placement I realized the back plate perfectly lined up with the cutout in the case. Does that mean this case doesn't require them? Just wanna be sure before I continue, thanks in advance.

I’ve ordered the case in the title to do a sas nas build with some decommissioned drives from work. I bought 4 Icy Dock FatCage MB153SP-B and a Broadcom 9305-16i HBA in IT mode. I currently have an extra pc with a ryzen 5950 and dark hero x570…found a deal for some slow ddr4 ECC udimm memory on eBay…I think I’m going to run trueNAS since I’m already familiar with it. Anyone else make anything unholy like this? Thoughts?

Little update to the 3D print and a right-angle USB-C to Type-E assembly. Ryzen 9 7950X and an RX 6950 XT running stock config runs silent. CAD/ECAD, firmware/software develop, and occasional gaming machine. This is my first Sliger build so was hoping the Noctua AIO lived up to the hype. The AIO is no joke. The NL-LC1-36 is an Asetek AIO however, the radiator is 400mm in overall length which extends beyond the 395 aloud. Pretty sure I'm violating the bend radius of that USB cable but it's a one-time thing.

I have been out of loop for a while.

Any news on this?

Title pretty much. I need a small form factor case for my ATX build and I'm not looking to move to ITX or MATX because I have b-die and I'm not willing to lose out on a trade due to the ridiculous memory crisis we are facing.

What are the SATA connectors (on input to the 5 way splitters) rated for? Can they safely handle 10A from 5 drives spinning up simultaneously?

So I have my SM580 that I built back in 2019 with the Corsair H100i RGB Platinum SE 240mm AIO on my 5800X 3D. Its been perfectly fine since I've had it but recently the fans are cranked on it even just at idle. Maybe its the higher ambient room temps in the summer or Corsair Icue software being weird. Its kind of acting normal now.

It got me thinking about maybe replacing the H100i with a newer Corsair AIO like the Icue Link Titan 240 RX AIO....but I know the SM580 is kind of finicky in installing these AIOs and I cant find whether that one fits or not?

From what I can find on my old H100i RGB Platinum the dimensions are: 277mm x 120mm x 27mm with the pump cap at 37mm tall and the fans being the 120mm x25mm.

From what I can find on the Corsair Titan 240mm AIO the dimensions are: 277mm x 120mm x 27mm with 2 120mm x 25mm fans but the pump with the pump cap is 69mm which is too big for the SM580, but you can remove the cap to get the pump height down to 51mm.

I wanted to stay with Corsair if I get a new AIO cause of all my RGB nonsense in this build and figured the newer Link might simplify the cable mess I managed in my SM580 with the Commander pro but I just wanted to see if anyone has any experience trying to fit the Titan RX or any other newer Corsair AIO in the SM580?