6U GPU Bitcoin Mining Rig Server Case – 6 Fans Pre-Installed – Cooling Vents w/Dropdown Fan Backplate for Easy Internal Access – 6 GPU Compatible, with 6 PCI-E 16x to 1x Risers (Ethereum, ETH, Zcash)

This ment for a server rack but if got old pc with heavy plastic screw on feet...can use it on bottom of this case! If got heavy duty power supply that can do 8 cards! U can flip one of the bracer bars around has holes enuff for 8 cards but extremely tight fit! But It is possible to get 8 cards in it! Depending on model of graphics card you using! Some cards longer then others! And have to play around with bracers bars has plenty of holes to move bars around! Worth the price if delivery available in your service area! If really want this case and out of mailing area.....can always ask a friend to use there address to get it if they in delivery area! This case upon checkout can also be gifted!

The metal used to screw cards down is just tapped, so do not over tighten anything. I had to move cards around to find the best fit with the adjustable brackets... not very user friendly in that regard. Fans are loud , but I installed ml120 in the front and used 3 of the stock fans in back. I did however reverse the molex leads to make the exhaust run off 5v. This dropped power down 10 watts and helped my sanity a tick. With 3 gtx1050ti, a rx570 and a gt 1030 with a i5 cpu the whole rig at the wall pulls 380 watts. Not a bad deal!

I ordered this case based off their review that said it was great for Vega 64, well it is not true and here is why: Vega 64 cards are rated at 290W (amd changes this TDP a bit depending on who is talking) so you can expect 1800 Watts for the entire system.Now there are 1800W single power supplies but cost to much and stressing a single power supply is not a good ideal either.This case has a weird power supply placement, you have to run a separate cable from the back of case to the power supply at the front of case. This is just bad design! Hard to install in such convoluted location.I appreciate the sellers efforts to include case fans but they are generic with sleeve bearing that dont last. I need higher quality fans for my Vega 64 so those fans are going away.

I have ordered two of these now. My first one was their first order as well. It was missing some parts, but they were very quick to respond to emails and shipped me what I needed ASAP.I waited to write my review until after my second build. Overall. Excellent. Good quality. Efficient use of space. Good price for everything. Only thing I would change is maybe make it a little deeper to give a little more room for cables and access.A nice rackmountable mining case with risers, fans, screws, zip ties, etc. All for a good price. I'm happy. I will be buying more.

Pretty much the perfect case for mining.great airflow, goes great in a server rack.Fans that came with use a non standard connector but you can make it work.case is a great value that it comes with Risers, and 6 fansI get better temps on my 6 gtx 1080s founders editions than I do when they are in the open.

Overall a very good case, great airflow for 6 GPU's. Works well for a "hot-cold" aisle setup. I would like to see modification to support two power supplies, I have to put the second power supply outside the case for use with six high power GPU's. Recommended case.

Okay, first this case is perfect for the RX Vega 56/64 as all 6 GPUs. This means that the case, if you take some time and route all of your cabling etc correctly, keeps those power hungry cards COOL. I have 5 RX Vega 56 flashed to 64s installed and they hash Cryptonight at 7.5 to 9.0 kH/s collectively. The important part is that the case keeps them cool at around 63 - 68 C at 100% load for the 24 hours tested in an ambient room temp of 68 F. This is solely without any additional cooling, such as AC, Fans, or any other form of additional air circulation/ventilation.There are a few things I did not like about the case: 1) No instructions, just a piece of paper saying if you need help installing to email them (I am extremely technically savy, decades of amateur PC building and 2-3 years of formal Engineering school with Purdue) and it was pretty simple for me; that does not mean you will not have difficulty. 2) My original intention was to have 6 RX Vega 56 in this case but the supplied PSU extension cable (?) that came preinstalled was too small (C13/C14) for the AMPs that would be being push by any large PSU. I had to remove the cables and unscrew it from the case, then the cord for my PSU, the much larger C19/NEMA, was too big for the hole so I had to modify the case unfortunately.

the reason why im rating this so low is because of the simple fact of quality control. there are a lot of screws that are so damn tight that you strip them and they are low quality screws.