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
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- JONSBO N5 12+4 Drive bay NAS EATX Pc case, home server-NAS Network Storage/High Performance Computing Home/Office/Enterprise,Easier to build your PC + Personal/Home Server,More convenient Solid wood decoration: North American black walnut venee.
- 12+4 Drive Bay: Supports 12x3.5 hotswap HDD disk front installation and 4x2.5 SSD which is Side installation. If full 12pcs HDD disk used,Pls have a note on the PSU condition,GPU HP Host: Supports 4 GPU in the case.Pls have a note on the AIO condition
- Convenient installation structure :With One-piece top cover removable/easy to install the removable 4-bay HDD cage.Suitable for building a home server
- Hard Drive 2.5 "SSD*2 or 2.5 "SSD*4/3.5 "HDD*12 Compatible MB: ITX/M-ATX/ATX/E-ATX PSU support : ATX170mm-240mm ,ATX power supply 170mm (front can install 12 disk slots) ATX power supply 170mm (front can install 8 disk slots) CPU cooler support <160mm GPU support <325mm-350mm
- Cooling system: Front 120mm*2 or 140mm*2 /Right 120mm*3/Rear 120mm*3 (Built-in)/Left 120mm*3 AIO support : 240/280 PCI expansion slot : 8 slots Front Interface : USB3.2 Gen2 Type-C*1/USB3.0*(2IN1)
- Size: W355*D403*H350mm Material: Steel plate, Al plate, wood,G.W.7.5KG
Brand: Jonsbo
Motherboard Compatability: ATX, Extended ATX
Case Type: Full Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Business
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum, Metal
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air, Water
Model Name: N5
Item Weight: 9.37 kg
Supported Motherboard: ATX, Extended ATX
Case Type: Full Tower
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air, Water
Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 8
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 2
Other Special Features of the Product: High Airflow
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 inches
Internal Bays Quantity: 16
Compatible Devices: Motherboards (ITX/M-ATX/ATX/E-ATX), GPUs (up to 4), HDDs (up to 12), SSDs (up to 4), Cooling systems (up to 240mm/280mm AIO)
Number of Fans: 3
Item Weight: 9.37 kg
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.8"D x 13.9"W x 13.8"H
Brand: Jonsbo
Model Name: N5
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: JONSBO
Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Aluminum, Metal
Antenna Location: Business
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Great sized case with so much room for upgrade. I currently have an ITX with 5 HDD for my NAS and plans to add a few more drives. The case itself is metallic and a bit noisy to work with but once completed, it's really not a problem at all. There's plenty of mesh throughout the case to allow for airflow and a variety of fan placements. I didn't fill up all of the fan spots as that would be too much, but low key wonder if that would leave some dead air space in the case. I did have a small issue with drive temps at the bottom bay since the only fans were towards the back acting as an exhaust and I don't want hot air to exhaust through the front. I was able to quickly 3D print a mod to the front of the case, just behind the wood veneer, to add 2 more 140 mm fans to intake air which worked perfectly, averaging 35 C on my 5 drives. Given that I was only installing an ITX, I had zero issues with accessibility in a large case like this and cable management was absolutely no problem. The hard drive compartment require grommets to be installed on the hard drive to "slide" into the case with just a rubber handle to pull it out, it works but not the most elegant solution. The backplane was a bit sketch at first but proved to be good and reliable as it accepted the my drives with little issues and felt quite solid when pushing the drives into it. All in all, great next step in a home NAS solution upgrading from my 3D printed NAS case with 2 drives and plenty of room for upgrades for performance and storage. Price was quite competitive with other NAS cases I was looking at but this looks much better in the living room than a tower. Worth it for an upgrade to a personal home server.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025 by Andrew Truong
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by Nick
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 👌💯
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by Wyatt Holtkamp
I bought this case to build a high end TrueNAS system as I migrate away from Synology. The case is big and and well designed with cable management in mind. This is probably the first time I didn't struggle to build a system. Everything is accessible, well spaced, and I didn't need any special tools (or bloody knuckles) to get into the nooks and crannies. The case is reasonably modular as well, allowing decent access once it's set up. Air flow is excellent. I have a 24-core i9 CPU in it and even at load it runs around 45C. Shockingly my 160mm air cooler has room to spare. And I love the fact that it can fit multiple motherboard sizes from mATX to ATX to E-ATX with the standoff locations clearly marked. I took off one star for a few issues: First, instead of drive trays they included rubbers straps and grommets for installing drives. They work okay...but it's harder to tell when the drives are fully seated than a tray would be. Second, there's only eight external LEDs on the case to indicate drive status, while there are twelve drive bays. Not everyone will use those extra four bays, but if you do you can't see drive status easily. Third, the included fans are cheap 3 pin DC fans that are noisy. I pulled all three and installed five 120mm Noctua PWM fans (that cost almost as much as the case) but it's whisper quiet now.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025 by S. Brown
Unexpectedly my drives from my old Synology NAS died which resulted in a bitter-sweet opportunity to finally move to TrueNAS. The issue I quickly ran into though was that the really nice Small Form Factor cases for NAS's were sold out at the time or going for $500 for no reason. I decided that I did not mind having a larger unit so long as I could make use of that extra space by putting in better and more modern components. Enter the Jonsbo N5, which allowed me to do exactly that. This thing is very spacious and will fit E-ATX and everything smaller (so just about every motherboard you can imagine) as well as a modular PSU and a fullsize GPU as well. (though that is not that case for me since I used my PCI slots for a Sata card). The instructions leave a bit to be desired but the setup really is quite intuitive. If you have ever built any kind of PC before then everything should make sense to you. The slots on the front are easy to access so you can hotswap in and out your drives. (there are after market adapters for SSD's too!) The case came with fans, but not enough so I had to buy some Noctua's. The dust grill in the front does it's job but it's behind a grate and irremovable so it's actually hard to clean (hence my attached picture). I just vacuum it once a month and it's fine. It's a bit heavy since it is all metal construction (a pro and a con). All in all I am really happy I got this because I will be able to add to it and rebuild it to my hearts content and am no longer locked into Synology's ecosystem. I think the value is there and if you are someone who wants a super-server (like me) with all the bells and whistles and power, then this is a solid, attractive, and flexible option that I don't think will disappoint.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by Alek
Really easy to work with, and extremely elegant. Fit my needs perfectly and has tons of room for upgrades down the road, exactly what I wanted. There could maybe be a bit more to help with cable management especially if you want lots of airflow like me and therefore have a good few fans in there, maybe some cables or management accessories would be a nice addition. But overall I really cant complain! For me I was making a small home server/Nas out of an old pc, and wanted tons of room for mass storage, while having some ease of upgrading in the future if needed. I love the super simple hot swap drive bays and the fact it comes in an elegant form factor that fits in inside the living room, Sure if I went more “hardcore home server rack” then Id probably save some money, but it would look alot less appealing. For me getting started in homelabbing and just wanting something simple this was alot more reasonable since I can do everything I want in one box, and it will look fantastic and not out of place. Maybe a bit on the pricey side but it was worth it to me. I had no issues fitting my parts other than the only PSU I had which to be fair is humongous and super overkill. eventually ill swap it out for a smaller more reasonable one, so maybe dont buy a giant PSU. Otherwise all my parts went in with ease, the build was fast and I had zero issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025 by Nichols
This case was AWESOME to build in. I'm using it for a NAS build. The channels around the mobo provide enough space to route cables. Everything just seems well thought through with how this is put together, but it's all just super simple. I didn't need any instructions because everything just makes sense with this case. My favorite feature is the way the motherboard is mounted above the drive slot. I love the 2-level setup. The drive bays are planned out really well and I can confirm there's plenty of room to route cables for all 12 drives. I also like the magnetic wood front panel. Super unique! One gripe I have is that I had to add mesh to the vent on the top of the case myself. You're not going to be pushing air out of the top, so those vents really need to be covered to keep out dust. Jonsbo included dust covers for all of the vents except for the largest one! Ultimately, I'm super happy with this case and would recommend it for anyone considering it. Note: I saw a review that mentioned only using one set of mounting screws for the drives along with the handle and skipping the middle screws. That's how I have mine setup and at works perfectly. The drives are secure when inserted and the handle is strong enough to remove the drive as long as you skip that middle set of screws. The front cover closes securely when the drives are properly installed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Pimpshrimp247
After about 8 months with this case, I’m very pleased overall. I am running Unraid with dual parity and 200Tb of storage, 4Tb cache with a RTX2060. This is an incredible platform just shy of the needs of building a mini server rack. IF I need to expand, I’ll probably sell this and build that. PROS: Lots of ventilation for most top compartment. 12 (or more with mods!) bays Solid Construction Space for huge mobo and components Super compatible CONS: Zero ventilation for front-facing drives (fixed with mod) Tight squeeze plugging in SATA cables. 3D printed mods for fans on the front and vent fans from the top compartment and then for additional HDD mounting brackets on the walls really make this case shine. I’ve been able to fit 16 drives (4 on the top compartment) in here without compromising temps. For a “plus user” this is more than you’ll need. For a “super user” go with a mini server rack.
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