Upright Freezer Fan Runs All The Time

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

I bought this for piece of mind during blackouts. It runs my chest freezer for nearly 8 hours. I'm sure it will power the fridge too, but my main worry was for 7 cf of frozen meat. When I first got it, I unplugged the extension cord that powers everything on my desk, including laptop. I plugged it into the power station. It has no problem running everything, including the internet. Someday I want to get the Delta for the kitchen stuff and use this one for lights and internet. I'm definitely taking it with me when I travel.

I fit a 280mm arctic liquid freezer II in the side fan mount with no hard bends. This case is wonderful. If I could rate it 4.5 stars I would. The only issue I have is some quality things with the thickness of some of the sheet metal (side panel). That being said this is the best looking case I've ever had. Thumbs screws are so nice. The stock fans are also much better than most, quiet and move a lot of air.

Runs cool and takes a lot to get fan to turn on. Expandability is silly.

Fantastic and runs a long time. Have several.

I love this little box -- it's a simple sturdy all-metal chassis that is exactly what I was looking for. The overall size is compact and it runs fairly cool and quiet. PROS - Rugged and well-built - Large fan runs quiet while keeping your drives cool. the fan doesn't spin up until there's an active drive. - Two usb ports (one to connect your computer, and another to daisy chain additional devices. - Built-in power supply (no power brick) -- uses an average IEC power cord (included) that you probably have dozens of spares lying around. This is an advantage over the current 4-bay version. - Drives just pop into a free bay, no caddy or mounting hardware of any kind required - Good USB 3.2 speeds (your drives will probably be the limiting factor) - Power switch on the front panel for each of the 5 drive bays The lack of RAID support isn't a negative for me because I was looking for a JBOD solution. If I ever need that feature, I can choose one of the many software RAID solutions out there. Only thing missing is Thunderbolt support, but I can live without that given it has USB 3.2.

Almost NEVER gets hot, therefore fan rarely runs, so it is super quiet. The 16Gb RAM makes Lightroom run like it should. I've never had an MBP run it so easily. Battery life is forever. Considering the price point there is virtually no reason to buy an Intel MBP. Only negative is I wish it had 4 ports.

Great drive, laptop runs much faster and more efficiently. In fact, my cooling fan almost never runs any more. Very happy.

Purchase was fast and easy. Initial boot up was easy as well. Runs cool but I still use a cooling fan pad to help prolong laptop life. My only criticism is I don't feel it has enough RAM and will be adding more.

Runs great, does run warm. I fixed that by placing a cheap usb fan with rubber feet over the 10Gb ports. That has cooled it down and hopefully it will run forever.