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You may wish to consider just building a proper home NAS into a chassis like DS380 with a cheap ITX board and a decent controller if you need the throughput.
Well, I want to use the hardware i have at home first bevore i buy a new nas. But having an external hdd rack would also allow me to seperate storage from computation and make everything a bit more modular
Oh no, I'm just suggesting upcycling someones old itx hardware and new chassis and making something that isn't literally fragile.
Also, USB SATA controllers in those external hard drives tend to suck.