Any SFF cases that can take 5+ 3.5" HDs?

[Subterranean]

I will be making a home server within a few months and I'm starting to do some planning.

One option is to keep everything small, however i have plans for at least 5 HD's so far and might put in a sixth (as i already have most of these, not because im planning to put 6TB in it ).

Are there any cheapish mATX cases that can take this number of HDs without serious mods? Some things to consider:

• There wont be a video card in it. Probably use onboard VGA, or boot/install over LAN and use SSH.
• Does not need to look pretty. It will mostly be stored away, out of sight.
• I don't think ill need to overclock, so smaller coolers and fans are fine.

The main reason I would want to use a SFF case for this project is simply for ease of storage. The other idea would be to use a basic cheap atx case and put everything in that.

Any other thoughts?

 

[Tomsk]

Ocuk X-pack II and Asus V2/3 barebones can both take 5 drives.
They each have a 2x5.25 bay that can be replaced with an icydock to fit 3x3.5 drives.
The Asus V2/3 cases have room for up to 3 extra drives by adding some brackets.

A bigger case would be better for a server as there will be more room for cooling air to circulate.

 

[lsg1r]

well if you go the 2x5.25 to 3x3.5 route, a sugo sg01/02, lian li 350 etc should also work.

Another option is a lian li g50/v600, I use a g50 for my server (with 5 bay caddy admittedly) but it will easily take 5 drives (2 with 5.25" adapters), Its a full depth case but its not as tall etc.

 

[Tosk]

i would use a mini tower myself and hide it away

maybe some think like

Antec NSK 4480 Mini Tower Case (Silver) - 380W Earth Watts PSU
Antec NSK 4480B Mini Tower Case (Black) - 380W Earth Watts PSU
Antec Solo Quiet Mini Tower Case - No PSU
Silverstone Kublai KL01B Midi-Tower Case - Black
Asus TM-250 Black/Silver Mini-Tower Case - No PSU
Coolermaster Elite 340 Micro-ATX case - Black/Silver (No PSU)
Gigabyte GZ-M1 Black Micro-ATX Case No PSU
Gigabyte GZ-M2 Black Micro-ATX Case No PSU

some of the cases will need a 5.25" to 3.5" adapters

 

[HeX]

The NZXT Rogue can hold 5 x 3.5" drives without needing to use up the 5 1/4".

Has 4 x internal, and 1 x external (FDD bay which you can use for a HDD isntead).

Only problem is its quite expensive!