RackChoice 4U Rackmount Server Chassis with 3x5.25 Front Bays+7x3.5 +3x2.5 Drive Bays

I wanted to move my desktop computer to my homelab server rack to save space. Rails are coming tonight so it's not installed yet but I did confirm it fits fine in standard 3u slot.There weren't many options for server case that would fit a full atx mobo and a full sized atx psu. As per the pictures they all fit with no issues. Hard drive cage can be removed easily if you have a longer graphics card (it's about 16 inches of space and my card is 11 inches. I always go with noctua fans and toss out any case fans.All the screws come with it except cage nuts (which i have a million of anyway).I had to get a lower profile cpu fan/heatsink. The one pictured is be quiet pore rock slim 2. My old one was 6.5 inches and there is roughly 6.25 inches clearance from cpu to the case cover. Find a cpu heatsink under 6 inches.The pcie power cord does fit but just barely with the lid on. I'm worried it will put slight downward pressure on the graphics card over time so I have a 90 degree adapter coming tomorrow (just search 90 degree pcie adapter and there are some 10-15 dollar options).It's very solid and a bit heavier than I expected. Not a pro or a con necesarily. When I tried to install without rails it was heavy enough to make it hard to manage. Def need some server rails with the weight of this tank.Not much else to say. Its a solid case and doesn't break the bank.

Overall, this is a great case, The build quality is solid, and the layout is good. The case has plenty of capacity for drives, and the cages are easy to remove to add more. The filters will keep dust from building up as much on the interior, which translates to better cooling. The only shortfall for me was the fan. If you are placing this in a data center rack, the fan noise won't be an issue. It is for me though, since I'm using the computer in a rack with audio recording gear. I replaced the stock fan with a Noctua NF-P12 (Amazon B07CG2PGY6). Now it's very quiet and doesn't cause issues when recording. It's four and a half stars for me, but five stars for anyone not needing low noise.

Everything fits in it pretty well, tons of space! I think the measurements for motherboard placement are a smidge off because it was a little too snug for my liking around the rear IO and slotting expansion cards was a challenge. I was afraid I was going to break them trying to put them in but they eventually went in. Could also just be my motherboard (Gigabyte C246M). But after installation it’s a very study enclosure.

great case to mod. its very large and has enough room to do what you want. very sturdy even cut up. however i do suggest rails cause fully built it weighs a TON lol

If you don't care about how much it weighs, then this case is for you. Everything about the frame is incredibly sturdy. All the metal feels very solid and the tolerances are good on it too, everything fits together well. Additionally, it only takes up the 4u of rack space that it claims to. The depth is a bit short, but the height fit a full size desktop tower cooler that I use to use in an old PC with a hair to spare.

In my endeavour to set up my own home server rack I found that this stuff is really expensive. This relatively inexpensive case exceeded all of my expectations. It's incredibly heavy duty, everything is metal from what I can tell except the filter cages. Even the swing out doors are metal and I 100% expected plastic.The only issue I ran across is my CPU cooler was just a couple mm too tall for the cross beam support to remain in place. It's removable by 4 screws and did not seem to compromise the structural integrity by removing it.One thing that I imagine being a deal breaker to a lot of people is GPU fitment. If you're utilizing the 3.5" HDD bays then a full length gaming GPU will not fit. The HDD cage can be removed. With a short card like my 2060, both the GPU and HDDs will fit.

this is THE perfect server case for homelabbersplenty of mounts for all sizes of motherboards, cable management is very easy to ensure the best air flow, can fit full size gpu's with room to spare.Make sure that you purchase the hot-swap cage that's also available from the same seller. For noise grab 2 noctua vent fans for the back (60mm) and a noctua 120mm for the front for HDD cooling. its virtually quiet afterwards

I have two cats that shed more than anything and the filters on this unit are perfect for stopping the stray hair and dust from going into the case. The LED is a bit bright on the front, especially if you're configuring this in your room/home. I wish it were togglable. The lock is super solid and keeps me from accidentally shutting down the server. I was able to get two standard fans in and one smaller noctua server fan on the back. It keeps the temps relatively cool and the server happy. Lots of room, was able to fit a full-sized GPU into it (3060), full-ATX board, and my 4 HDDs easily. Looks pretty standard. You're not going to hear a ton of compliments, but it's a homelab, what more do you need. Noise kinda depends on what fans you use, I will say it's decent at keeping the volume down, but with louder fans, you'll hear them clearly - no sound dampening or anything. For the price, I'm absolutely satisfied with my purchase and would definitely grab a unit again. It may be a BIT overkill, but for people that need full-sized GPUs and full size ATX mbs, it's a must have.