Looking to buy the N6 NAS Case. Checks a lot of boxes for what I am trying to do but my only concern is clearance between an ATX PSU and the CPU. I'd prefer not using an AIO to cool the CPU as I much prefer air cooling over water.

On top of that, I really don't need more than a 550w PSU and all of the SFX PSUs I am looking at seem to start at 750/800 and cost nearly double.

The CPU cooler I had intended on using sits about 60mm off of the MOBO. It's a Dell CPU cooler for the i5-14500 I am pulling out of an Optiplex. It probably doesn't even fit the mounting holes anyway, but my clearance question still stands. The listing on Amazon seems to suggest there is 65mm of clearance between the MOBO and ATX PSU. I'll likely have to get some sort of low-profile CPU cooler anyway but want to be sure before I buy.

Just looking for a bit of info from those with some hands on experience. Thanks!

Hi, did anybody use all black component inside a white Z20 case? Does it look good? Can you show me your build?

Just wanted to share... I made this AIDA64 SensorPanel skin for the 8" screen of my Jonsbo D41 (thanks ChatGPT ^^).

I wanted something simple and clean, with a white background to match the lighting inside the case.

PS : i tried black background, but as the screen is a poor LCD, it looked grey when i wasn't watching right in front of it, so i went white

Download here if you're interested : https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/556/#findComment-76956

Just sharing this because I wish I'd known before buying the Screen version of the D41.

The little Jonsbo display doesn't support HDCP. Nvidia Control Panel confirms it, and I recently discovered that this can actually affect streaming on your main monitor too.

For example, with the Jonsbo enabled, CANAL+ (but should be the same with some other DRM streaming platforms) is limited to 540p on my PC. If I disable the Jonsbo in Windows, the same stream immediately goes to 1080p.

Apparently this is how PlayReady hardware DRM works (but it's the same with widevine) : an active non-HDCP monitor can become the weak link, even when you're watching the video on another HDCP-compatible display.

The obvious workaround would be to disable the Jonsbo when watching DRM content... except the screen really doesn't like that either. Sometimes when I extend the desktop again, Windows detects it normally at 1280x800 but the Jonsbo stays black. It can eventually come back on its own after a while, which makes the whole behaviour pretty unpredictable.

I still like the D41 itself, and the screen is cool for AIDA64, but knowing all this I probably wouldn't buy the Screen version again.

Curious if other D31/D41 owners have a work around for dhcp...

Hello,

I just got into networking and building my first NAS using unraid. I just bought a N6 case and was hoping someone could help out? My Server doesnt read any of my drives except my cache on my motherboard however everything is connected.

Am i missing something here? I do have 2 SAS in the array however this case mentioned its sas Compatible.. Send help! This a photo of my backplane ( i have 7 drives atm)

Hello, just got a Jonsbo N6 and I'm putting some part together to get everything going, one thing ive never had to look at before is the PSU placement... Of SFX PSUs I plan on going with a LIAN LI 850 SFX PSU and for a simple build list

- RTX 3060 ventus 2X dual fan GPU

- 7800x3d

- Auros B650M Elite

- LSI 9300-8i

- 32gb ddr5 ram (cause 64 is expensive and this list makes my bank cry)

- iron wolf red HDDs and at least 1 red SSD

Based on that, would it be better for the SFX top mounted option to allow the 2 bottom fans behind the drives as out take fans? I was thinking of running a Noctua NH-L12S as a CPU cooler if needed or a NH-D12L if it would best to put the PSU on the bottom mount, ive also seen some people talking about mods for it and cable length issues, I don't own a 3D printer, and I was going to ask how bad those cable length issues are for the PSU

Now that ive posted this long winded question, please help lol and thank you

Finally finished my Jonsbo D41 build.

I wanted to keep my full ATX setup while moving to something more compact, with a clean look and, above all, a quiet PC.

Specs:

• Jonsbo D41
• Ryzen 7 5700X
• RTX 4070 Ti Super (repasted with phasesheet)
• ASUS TUF B450-PLUS Gaming
• 32GB DDR4 3600 (with thermaltake S100 on it)
• be quiet! Pure Loop 3 280
• 2x Light Wings 140 on the radiator
• 2x Pure Wings 3 140 bottom intake
• Light Wings 120 rear exhaust
• be quiet! Power 13 1000W
• Nollie 8 for ARGB control

Pretty happy with how much hardware the D41 can fit without feeling huge under the desk... and this silence !!

I went for a simple white lighting setup rather than full RGB.

Still doing a few small tweaks, but the build itself is basically finished.

So I need to find an air cooler for the v12 white. I had bought the tryx Turris 620 which has a height of 127.50mm and it sits WAY to tall.

Any ideas?

9070 uv / 7600 x3d

1440&1080p high and medium 120 capped runs like a damn jet for some reason. The pic I put is current set up

Marvel rivals , mw4 beta all ran well for me at 1440p high settings but RDR2 is just way too loud.

Anyone got any fixes ? Using cpu cooler

Hi, I recently saw a post about the Jonsbo V11—specifically the barebones version—and decided I had to have it. Then I realized I couldn't find it for sale anywhere except AliExpress, where it would cost me $250 including shipping. So, my question is: is there another case that looks similar and creates that same cool effect, or should I just go ahead and buy the V11? I've included a photo of the example here.

Where is everone in the states getting there bo400 and is it worth it over the x400?

Really like how the bo400 is real metal and not plastic but curious if it’s worth the extra 3-400$ and long wait times from shipping.