It will work as you describe with no issues: vibration won't be a problem. Use large/slow case fans (and even for the CPU consider a 92mm model if 120mm won't fit) and it should serve you well for years. Good luck!
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I have two of these both full. No issues in 3-4 years
I have the same case been using it for about 5 years. I have only WD drives in there and it doesn't vibrate at all whatsoever. Almost all of the drives are shucked and there are 14.
Thanks for your reply. I will get the case and consolidate those two into a single server.
Yes. Always protect your investment against earthquakes by placing them in a place from which they can not easily fall.
They are two different datasets, with 2 backups for each (not in the same rack). I just don't like running a ZFS server separately.