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Silverstone Technology CS380B Silverstone DIY ATX NAS Storage Case with Hot Swap Cases

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About this item

  • Compact Mid-Tower chassis design with space-saving footprint
  • Supports eight hot-swappable 3.5" or 2.5" SAS/SATA drives with Built-in backplane
  • Includes three 120mm fans with filtered intake vents
  • Includes two flexible 5.25" Drive Bays for more storage options
  • Lockable front door and power button design
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CS380

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SilverStone's Case Storage Series

The SilverStone Case Storage (CS & DS) series is designed for users who want to maximize their storage capacity in a compact form factor.

SilverStone CS380

The SilverStone CS380 offers unbelievable storage space and versatility with a compact footprint. It supports a total of 8 hot-swappable 3.5” SAS/SATA drives, plus dual 5.25" drives. Other features include:

  • Lockable front door and power button design
  • Classic styling with mirrored accent
  • Three 120mm fans with filtered intake vents

Product Highlights:

drives

Supports eight hot-swappable 3.5" or 2.5" SAS/SATA trays

backplane

Supports eight hot-swappable 3.5" or 2.5" SAS/SATA drives with built-in backplane

fans

Dedicated dual 120mm fans for drive bracket

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Dimensions 12.68" (H) x 8.29" (W) x 8.27" (D) 12.68" (H) x 8.29" (W) x 8.27" (D) 12.68" (H) x 8.29" (W) x 8.27" (D) 12.68" (H) x 8.29" (W) x 8.27" (D) 6.96" (H) x 8.72" W x 11.85" (D) 11.22" (H) x 8.31" (W) x 14.17" (D)
Volume 14.2 liters 14.2 liters 14.2 liters 14.2 liters 11.8 liters 21.6 liters
Included Fans 1x120mm Bottom 1x120mm Bottom 1x120mm Bottom 1x120mm Bottom 2x80mm Front 2x120mm Side, 1x120mm Rear
2.5" Bays 2 2 8 (6 Hot Swap) 8 (6 Hot Swap) 9 (8 Hot Swap) 4
3.5" Bays 2 2 0 0 0 8 (All Hot Swap)
5.25" Bays 0 0 0 0 0 0
Motherboard Limit ITX ITX ITX ITX ITX ITX
PSU Limit SFX-L SFX-L SFX-L SFX-L SFX SFX-L
Expansion Card Limit One 7.5” x 2.95” One 7.5” x 2.95” One 7.5” x 2.95” One 7.5” x 2.95” One 4.41" x 4.72" or One 8.66" x 2.39" One 11" x 4.38"
CPU Cooler Limit 68mm 68mm 68mm 68mm 65mm 57mm
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Dimensions 17.32" (W) x 6.35" (H) x 18.66" (D) 16.79" (H) x 8.48" (W) x 19.19" (D) 15.75" (W) x 8.86" (H) x 12.44" (D)
Volume 33.6 liters 44.7 liters 28 liters
Included Fans 1x120mm Front, 1x80mm Internal 2x120mm Side, 1x120mm Rear 2x120mm Rear
2.5" Bays 2 0 4
3.5" Bays 6 (5 Hot Swap) 8 (All Hot Swap) 8 (All Hot Swap)
5.25" Bays 1 x standard, 1 x 12.7mm slim optical 2 0
Motherboard Limit ATX ATX Micro-ATX
PSU Limit ATX (250mm) ATX SFX-L
Expansion Card Limit 13.78" x 4.52" 9.5" x 5.9" 10.5" in Length
CPU Cooler Limit 110mm 146mm 59mm (49mm recommended)

Product Description

To fulfill the needs of enthusiasts looking for a compact, flexible NAS tower chassis, silverstone designed the CS380. With the ability to accommodate standard components such as ATX motherboards, standard ATX (PS2) power supplies, dual 5.25" drive bays, standard-sized expansion cards, and even liquid coolers, the CS380 can easily meet the demands for majority of NAS builds. Equipped with two 120mm intake fans, a 120mm rear exhaust fan, and easily removable filters, keeping everything cool and dust-free is as easy as in any silverstone premium chassis. Safety features such as Lockable front door and power button are also included. Completing a great chassis Structure is a modular, eight hot-swappable drive cage design that support both 3.5" and 2.5" drives. It utilizes a custom backplane supporting both SATA and SAS interfaces for increased compatibly with nearly all modern hard drives or SSDs. With a size that is nearly identical to most ATX Mid towers, the space-saving CS380 is perfect for anyone looking to build a powerful NAS for home or office.

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    4 out of 5 stars
    110 global ratings
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    Customers say

    Customers find the NAS case works perfectly for their needs and appreciate its storage capacity with 3.5-inch drive bays. However, the build quality receives mixed feedback, with some finding it decent while others say it feels cheaply made. Moreover, customers disagree on the case's value, with some considering it a great value while others find it expensive. Additionally, the airflow and cooling receive mixed reviews - while the drive airflow is good, the back plane airflow isn't great, and while some find it provides good cooling, others say it runs very hot. Assembly and fit are also mixed aspects, with assembly being easy but the case being too small for some customers.
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    9 customers mention functionality, 9 positive, 0 negative
    Customers find that the NAS case works perfectly for their needs, with one customer noting that the stock fans perform well and another mentioning that it supports shucked EasyStore drives.
    I like that it was eazy to setup and get running.Read more
    ...No need to mod the case or anything extreme like that! Works great!...Read more
    ...The fans it comes with are decent quality and quiet. The back plane works well enough, but I would honestly give this a pass for something else if...Read more
    The case feels cheaply made and very light, but Hot swamp bays work very well. Using this in my freenas setup and gets the job done. No issues....Read more
    35 customers mention build quality, 23 positive, 12 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality of the NAS case, with some finding it good and perfect for media servers, while others feel it is cheaply made.
    Great construction and it served my needs very well. Great price over all!Read more
    ...I also don't want to modify this very cheap feeling case made of thing metal and plastic....Read more
    Great NAS case. Airflow over hdds could be better thoughRead more
    Plenty of room for cables, etc. Love the swappable HD bays. Excellent case.Read more
    19 customers mention storage capacity, 12 positive, 7 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the NAS case's storage capacity, with some appreciating the space for 3.5-inch drives, while others note limitations such as no externally accessible bays, limited fan slots, and lack of USB ports on the front.
    Plenty of room for cables, etc. Love the swappable HD bays. Excellent case.Read more
    ...There is no room for fans, did not fit a standard water cooler, and screws stripped immediately....Read more
    ...case size is perfect, it fits all the drives flawlessly, plenty of space in the backplate to fit all the wiring to make it look good, the only worry...Read more
    ...smaller than the case for my main machine but has much more room for 3.5 in drives, great for those who want lots of storage availabilityRead more
    11 customers mention value for money, 5 positive, 6 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the NAS case's value for money, with some finding it a great value while others consider it expensive.
    A little expensive for a case, but if you want a nas, this is the way to go, for a few hundred dollars you can build something thats much better and...Read more
    ...No issues. If you can find this case for a cheap price i recommend it.Read more
    ...It is overpriced by at least x2. I'm annoyed that I spent the time I did unboxing and packing it back up to return....Read more
    Nice for my NAS Build, a bit flimsy on the back plain. But for the price point it is the only game in town. I would recommend it.Read more
    10 customers mention airflow, 3 positive, 7 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the NAS case's airflow: while some say the drive airflow will be better, others report that the airflow through the back plane isn't great.
    ...of short sighted design decisions, chief among them being the poor airflow into and around the hard drive cage....Read more
    ...The case has no air flow over the drives and they bake. Initially, I was impressed by how cool the CPU stayed even with the stock cooler....Read more
    ...You’re modular and repairable at that point and drive airflow will be better. I wanted to love this case. It’s unique....Read more
    ...number in the event you need to buy replacements - Bottom fan vent is blocked by the drive cage, so no extra fans can be added...Read more
    10 customers mention cooling, 5 positive, 5 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the NAS case's cooling performance, with some finding it good while others report it runs very hot.
    ...has some really awesome features with front-removable drive trays, good cooling, and plenty of space for a bigger build....Read more
    Nice case but not good for cooling.drive.run hotRead more
    ...many hard disks, supports shucked EasyStore drives, and does not have any temperature issues....Read more
    ...Now onto performance. Some reviewers have stated that the drive bay can get toasty and indeed they are correct. In stock configuration....Read more
    9 customers mention assembly, 4 positive, 5 negative
    Customers have mixed experiences with assembly: some find it easy to build a system into the case, while others report difficulties, with one customer noting that the drive bay board is extremely difficult to handle and another mentioning that the drive trays are tricky to lock into place.
    ...connector is along the top edge of case - Drive trays are tricky to get locked into place, you have to wiggle the tray until both sides...Read more
    ...Would love them to be toolless, but they work for my uses. Case/setup was a lot quicker than I expected, even under load with the fans running high....Read more
    ...capabilities, either, so plugging stuff into the drive bay board is extremely difficult....Read more
    This isn't really that pretentious of a case, and you can install computer guts into it much like you can with any case with a twist - you aren't...Read more
    9 customers mention fit, 2 positive, 7 negative
    Customers report that the NAS case is too small, with one customer noting it's too cramped for a full ATX motherboard and another mentioning it doesn't accommodate a standard water cooler.
    ...It’s actually kind of a cramped build. Even with a M-ATX board and a single HBA you’ll be fearing those evil capacitors. -...Read more
    ...Be sure to read the specs/manual. Not all CPU coolers will fit. I did use a cooler that according to specs would not fit, but was very close....Read more
    It’s actually smaller than the case for my main machine but has much more room for 3.5 in drives, great for those who want lots of storage...Read more
    the case size is perfect, it fits all the drives flawlessly, plenty of space in the backplate to fit all the wiring to make it look good, the only...Read more
    Nice NAS Case
    5 out of 5 stars
    Nice NAS Case
    More of a specific use case. So doesn't have some of the nicer features that you see in cases marketed more for gaming. But I got this for double duty, to hold a lot of harddrives and maybe be able to play some games. Be sure to read the specs/manual. Not all CPU coolers will fit. I did use a cooler that according to specs would not fit, but was very close. It ended up fitting, even though it was slightly oversized. So there is some wiggle room there. But it can get tight. Routing might not really be an issue since the sides are solid other than air flow holes, so you really won't see the "mess". My only disappointment are the Harddrive trays. They feel a little cheap, but are fine if you aren't constantly swapping drives. Would love them to be toolless, but they work for my uses. Case/setup was a lot quicker than I expected, even under load with the fans running high. No issues with the stock fans, but I might eventually replace with Noctua fans in the future. Yes the breakout cables are WAY to long, but the case seemed bigger to me for some reason so I pre-ordered the longest before I got the case.
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    • Peter Kane
      5.0 out of 5 stars Nice NAS Case
      Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022
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      More of a specific use case. So doesn't have some of the nicer features that you see in cases marketed more for gaming. But I got this for double duty, to hold a lot of harddrives and maybe be able to play some games. Be sure to read the specs/manual. Not all CPU coolers will fit. I did use a cooler that according to specs would not fit, but was very close. It ended up fitting, even though it was slightly oversized. So there is some wiggle room there. But it can get tight. Routing might not really be an issue since the sides are solid other than air flow holes, so you really won't see the "mess". My only disappointment are the Harddrive trays. They feel a little cheap, but are fine if you aren't constantly swapping drives. Would love them to be toolless, but they work for my uses. Case/setup was a lot quicker than I expected, even under load with the fans running high. No issues with the stock fans, but I might eventually replace with Noctua fans in the future. Yes the breakout cables are WAY to long, but the case seemed bigger to me for some reason so I pre-ordered the longest before I got the case.
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      Peter Kane
      5.0 out of 5 stars
      Nice NAS Case

      Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022
      More of a specific use case. So doesn't have some of the nicer features that you see in cases marketed more for gaming. But I got this for double duty, to hold a lot of harddrives and maybe be able to play some games. Be sure to read the specs/manual. Not all CPU coolers will fit. I did use a cooler that according to specs would not fit, but was very close. It ended up fitting, even though it was slightly oversized. So there is some wiggle room there. But it can get tight. Routing might not really be an issue since the sides are solid other than air flow holes, so you really won't see the "mess". My only disappointment are the Harddrive trays. They feel a little cheap, but are fine if you aren't constantly swapping drives. Would love them to be toolless, but they work for my uses. Case/setup was a lot quicker than I expected, even under load with the fans running high. No issues with the stock fans, but I might eventually replace with Noctua fans in the future. Yes the breakout cables are WAY to long, but the case seemed bigger to me for some reason so I pre-ordered the longest before I got the case.
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    • GNINSC
      4.0 out of 5 stars Good case in an era when they're hard to find.
      Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025
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      Absolutely wonderful case for a NAS or server with lots of drives. So many of the standard cases these days are meant for gaming with glass sides (which I don't want for a server tucked away somewhere) and no externally accessible drive bays.

      This one has lots of 3.5" bays with its built in caddys, and with the 2 external 5.25" drive bays you can add in an adapter to hold 3 more drives too.

      If I had to make ANY complaints it would be: 1. The drive holders don't have any status LED's. Not a big deal as the cover/door is usually closed. and 2. When the door is closed there are no USB ports accessible from the front. I don't leave anything plugged in but I have wanted to attach an external drive really quick to move data off of it and I had to grab the keys and unlock the cover.

      Still, these are minor issues.
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    • Calen.whitlock
      5.0 out of 5 stars Nice server but still a tower case
      Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2017
      Verified Purchase
      Well where to begin. Packaging I guess? Case came like 99.999% of cases I've ever ordered for builds. Nicely protected even when tested by UPS. I don't know why but UPS loves dropping/stabbing/rolling my computer cases around whenever they're the ones to deliver them. The boxes are pretty beat up and this was no exception. Looked like something tried stabbing it through the top. BUT there was no damage. Plenty of foam and the case was wrapped in that foamy plastic sheet stuff some makers use.

      I guess build quality and building it out next. Aside from the drive sleds everything is metal. I did find one corner near the power supply that was particularly sharp and dang near cut myself on it but other than that just nice metal everywhere. The front IO and USB cables are plenty long. I'm pretty certain I could route the USB cable out a PCI slot and back in and still reach if I wanted to. Just had to leave a larger loop of it in the back of the case. The hot swap bays while feeling somewhat cheap with plastic sleds without hard drives feel plenty sturdy with 3.5" drives install on them. Which leads into building it. Was alright. Somethings were annoying like where the Sata ports were on my motherboard and where the wire routing holes were. Prolly would've been smarter to plug the Sata cables in first before installing the motherboard but live and learn right? Other than that small hiccup there's plenty of space everywhere else. The wire routing holes could be lined in rubber like high end cases but that's just a niggle I can think of off the top of my head.

      Now onto performance. Some reviewers have stated that the drive bay can get toasty and indeed they are correct. In stock configuration. Transferring all my files to the raid arrays I had built with 6 out of the 8 disks installed sitting at 100% usage the temps did get warmer than what I'm used to. Instead of trashing the cage and cutting the holes in it I turned the top fan blowing air into the hard drive cages around to pull the air out. So bottom is pulling air in and the warm air that rises is gettting pulled up by the top fan. BAM problem solved temps dropped 10-15 degrees on all the drives. Other than that and with just the single exhaust fan on the rear your CPU and rest of the system can also get more toasty than what people are used to. Sadly I don't think there's a real remedy to this since the case only has spots for 3 fans and 2 of those are for the hot swap bay. BUT in my case it's not a terrible deal because the rest of the system will never sit at 100% usage for any prolong period. Just don't try to build a gaming rig in this, really really really bad idea imho.

      If you're looking for a server case that isn't a rack mount server case I don't think you can go wrong here as long as you understand that the rest of the system outside of the hot swap bay has pretty poor ventilation. And turn one of the fans around for the hot swap bay unless you're fine with high 30's/low 40's for idle drive temps. If you want a gaming PC case look elsewhere lol.
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    • CamTheMan
      1.0 out of 5 stars Terrible Design, not worth $200
      Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021
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      I wish I had done more research on this case before I wasted the money. You think that this case has two fans to cool the hard drives, but after getting it and opening the box, and seeing other reviewers that I missed, the just blow against the hard drive encasing, the air very minimally touches the drives...How did this pass as a design? I'm not going to throw my hard drives in there and let them cook. I also don't want to modify this very cheap feeling case made of thing metal and plastic.

      Just look at my picture...have you ever thought about putting a box fan against a wall and hope that it cools the room on the other side? I haven't, but apparently the design team at Silverstone did.

      I am packing this thing up now and returning it, I am going to get the case I originally wanted which was the Fractal Design Define 7 XL which has more storage for drives. Just because this case has hot swap capability, doesn't make it a good case at all. Sucks.
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      CamTheMan
      1.0 out of 5 stars
      Terrible Design, not worth $200

      Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021
      I wish I had done more research on this case before I wasted the money. You think that this case has two fans to cool the hard drives, but after getting it and opening the box, and seeing other reviewers that I missed, the just blow against the hard drive encasing, the air very minimally touches the drives...How did this pass as a design? I'm not going to throw my hard drives in there and let them cook. I also don't want to modify this very cheap feeling case made of thing metal and plastic.

      Just look at my picture...have you ever thought about putting a box fan against a wall and hope that it cools the room on the other side? I haven't, but apparently the design team at Silverstone did.

      I am packing this thing up now and returning it, I am going to get the case I originally wanted which was the Fractal Design Define 7 XL which has more storage for drives. Just because this case has hot swap capability, doesn't make it a good case at all. Sucks.
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    • Jason Naughton
      5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome box!
      Reviewed in Canada on September 21, 2021
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      Really had to search for this case. It seems that all the gamers only care about lights and bells... If your a real IT admin your always looking for a box that you can hot swap drives, setup a software raid on and support as many drives as possible without needing to purchase an expensive network storage appliance. I can only assume the computer market is presently being pushed by the short visioned gamers which is really hurting developing decent cases like this. Love the product works perfectly for me. I've packed it totally with disks and don't have any heat issues. Then again, I'm no gamer, so I don't have a GPU card for COD and nor am I bit coin mining....
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    • Ross Andretti
      4.0 out of 5 stars Easy to swap hard drive cassettes.
      Reviewed in Australia on February 14, 2020
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      Great way to build a NAS system to store archive /backup drives for easy addition/removal of drives even while running the OS. The instructions are not easy to follow. Downloading the manual from internet helps.
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    • I'm Nobody
      5.0 out of 5 stars It served my purposed
      Reviewed in India on February 8, 2023
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      great NAS cabinet
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    • Amazon Customer
      4.0 out of 5 stars Very good functional case
      Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2018
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      Let me start off by saying what a pleasant surprise to receive this just before Christmas! Yes, that has nothing to do with the product itself, but, the original estimated delivery date was well after Christmas.

      About the case, I was less enthusiastic with the steel composition because it felt rather light and flimsy. As well, I would have preferred if they designed the USB ports to work both with individual USB connectors or a dual USB 19-pin connector. That would have made it much more flexible as opposed to either a dual USB 3.0 connection or nothing. They should have also made the drive sleds work without screws. This way it's more efficient changing drives plus you don't need to worry about misplacing or storing the screws. With all that said, you really need to consider the price relative to what you get, and I'd say in that regards, it was well worth it. I couldn't find another case that accommodates 8 hotswap drives for this price so yes, they definitely cut corners. At the same time, SilverStone certainly designed it quite well with what they had to work with.

      I migrated all components from my existing server to this new case because of the ease that hotswap provides. Now that I've done this, if I were to do it again, the only thing I'd do differently is attach the SATA cables for the extra 5.25" drive bays before installing the motherboard. The reason is because my motherboard's SATA ports are all located directly behind the hotswap backplane, only leaving about 2 centimeters between. As a result, connecting the SATA cables became a struggle since I was not willing to disassemble everything to take the motherboard out.

      If you've had experience in a commercial environment, set your expectations proportionately as this is not designed for that. It has many of the features but costs had to be cut in order to target the home environment. I would certainly buy it again and would recommend this case to others.

      2019-01-04: After doing some more research on this case, I found a review which was very useful. I did not do everything he suggested, but, just through the use of duct tape, I was able to drop the temperature of all my drives by minimum 2 degrees Celsius each! There's definitely room for case improvements and it's fairly simple yet effective. I can't link to the other review but Google "dmacias unraid Silverstone CS380" and it should be the first result.
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    • Nishan Goswami
      4.0 out of 5 stars Good Case but grossly overpriced
      Reviewed in India on May 14, 2022
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      This is a good case , the top airflow does work , even with limited clearance at the top. However this is very overpriced.
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