How many drives can it hold?

Up to 11 3.5-inch hard drives on the included trays. That is far more than a typical mid-tower, which usually fits two to six.

Does it come with fans?

Yes. Four 140mm PWM fans are included, so you do not need to buy case fans for a basic build.

Is it good for a NAS?

It is designed for one. The drive trays and fan count suit multi-drive NAS and media-server builds better than most gaming cases.

What does BTF support mean?

It means the case supports back-to-front cable routing, letting you hide cables behind the motherboard tray for a cleaner build.

What motherboard size fits?

It is an ATX mid-tower, so standard ATX boards fit, along with the smaller micro-ATX and mini-ITX boards.

The PWM fans can run slow, but the mesh panel and open drive cages let noise out. Expect more drive and fan noise than a dampened case.

Where is the Rosewill Helium NAS Max cheapest?

At Walmart, for $99.99, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Rosewill Helium NAS Max

The Rosewill Helium NAS Max is an ATX mid-tower case built around storage rather than gaming. It holds up to 11 3.5-inch drives on trays, ships with four 140mm PWM fans, and uses a mesh front panel for airflow. That puts it in a small group of cases aimed at DIY NAS and media-server builds, where most mainstream towers fit only a handful of drives. Buyers get a lot of drive capacity and cooling for a budget case, but should expect a plain steel chassis and less refinement than premium NAS enclosures.

Best forDIY NAS buildersHome media server buildsSmall business file storageBuyers who want many drives in one tower

Pros

Holds up to 11 3.5-inch drives on trays
Four 140mm PWM fans included
Mesh front panel for airflow
Supports BTF (back-to-front) cable routing
Standard ATX mid-tower layout

Cons

Large drive stacks can crowd cable routing
Budget steel build with limited sound dampening
No hot-swap bays
Airflow depends on keeping the mesh clear

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About the Rosewill Helium NAS Max

The Rosewill Helium NAS Max is a black ATX mid tower computer case. It has a mesh panel and comes with four 140mm PWM fans.

The case supports up to eleven 3.5" hard drives and includes HDD trays. It also supports BTF motherboards. It is intended for DIY NAS builds, media servers, and small business applications.

Type: ATX mid tower computer case
Color: Black
Front panel: Mesh panel
Fans: 4 x 140mm PWM fans
Drive support: Up to 11 x 3.5" HDDs
Drive trays: HDD trays included
Compatibility: Supports BTF
Intended use: DIY NAS, media servers, small business applications

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: Mid TowerSource

Questions and answers

How many drives can it hold?: Up to 11 3.5-inch hard drives on the included trays. That is far more than a typical mid-tower, which usually fits two to six.
Does it come with fans?: Yes. Four 140mm PWM fans are included, so you do not need to buy case fans for a basic build.
Is it good for a NAS?: It is designed for one. The drive trays and fan count suit multi-drive NAS and media-server builds better than most gaming cases.
What does BTF support mean?: It means the case supports back-to-front cable routing, letting you hide cables behind the motherboard tray for a cleaner build.
What motherboard size fits?: It is an ATX mid-tower, so standard ATX boards fit, along with the smaller micro-ATX and mini-ITX boards.
Is it quiet?: The PWM fans can run slow, but the mesh panel and open drive cages let noise out. Expect more drive and fan noise than a dampened case.
Where is the Rosewill Helium NAS Max cheapest?: At Walmart, for $99.99, as of our latest check.