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Cores 3.6 GHz LGA1200 (Intel® 400 Series chipset) 58W

Because this build is mainly going to be used for storage we dont need extremely high end parts, I decided to get an intel celeron for the cpu, which should have plenty of power for what we are doing, it also has integrated graphics over a lower end AMD cpu so we dont have to sink extra cost into a low end graphics card. The celeron also comes with a stock cooler which is nice because we dont need super robust cooling.
MotherBoard: MSI B560M PRO

Great motherboard with 6 SATA port drives to offer expandability in the future without the requirement of splitters.
Case: Rosewill 4U Server Chassis

It has a lot of room for upgrading in the future and the design allows you to put it on a rack to keep the area tidy and looking clean.
Storage: Seagate IronWolf Pro 4TB NAS Internal Hard Drive HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200 RPM 128MB Cache for RAID Network Attached Storage, Data Recovery Service

these are specially made for servers so they have extra protection built in to make sure they dont fail and lose your data. We decided to get 4 of the 4TB Hardrives to get a total of 16gb of storage
Fans: 2 x be quiet! Silent Wings 3 120mm PWM High-Speed

2 x BE QUIET! Pure Wings 2 80mm PWM

We will replace the stock fans that come with the case with really nice quiet fans, that will increase airflow keeping your hard drivers cooler improving longevity while lower the noise output of your server overall.
Powersupply: EVGA 450 W3, 80+ White 450W

We are using a very low wattage celeron cpu so we really dont need much in terms of power supply, I decided to grab the EVGA 450w 80 Plus rated power supply, it obviously isnt the highest end power supply in the world but EVGA is a great brand I trust to have good build quality and longevity in there power supplies.


This is our home / office prebuilt NAS server, if you are unfamiliar with what a NAS is its network attached storage, so in our offices we will be using it to store our bulky video files, product images, documents, and whatever else we want to keep or share.

What makes having a NAS really nice is when you have multiple people in the office working on similar files or documents together you no longer have to carry a flash drive with the new files over to each other to share your work, you can just upload it to the server and everyone has easy access to it!

All of the parts were hand picked to be the best cost to performance items, guaranteed to be long lasting and offer plenty of expandability for future use in the years to come.


unraid, home server, home media server, diy nas

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