There are a few, but they're not real common.
Best "low-cost" one I've worked with are the Termaltake H34/H35 series.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811133271&cm_re=8_expansion_slots_case-_-11-133-271-_-Product for an example
*MOST* full-tower ATX cases only have 7 card slots some even have only 6.
You need *8* or more to fit 4 "mining" class GPUs into a case.
One nice thing about that case - all of the drive bays are removeable, and can be refitted into several different positions, so it's fairly easy to get a pair of Delta (or any other high-flow 120mm x 38mm) fans mounted into the front of the case for good through airflow without having to cut ANYTHING.
mate you are the man, thank you.
i wish they sold these locally.
if you could find any more that would be amazing
top stuff mate thanks again
Dude, this guy is not the man. In fact he is wrong. I gave you good information and you disregarded it for false information.
Once again, MOST atx FULL-TOWER cases have room for 4 GPUS. I don't know what FULL-TOWER cases you were testing but you must be very unlucky.
The Corsair 900D which I recommended has 10 expansion slots - plenty of room for 4 GPUs. Now, here is graphical representation of what I said -
I chose the same site
your man selected and I added a filter for FULL-TOWER ATX. As you can see of the 300 possible cases you can purchase, 266 of them WILL accept 4 GPUs. As is also painfully evident, there are no FULL-TOWER ATX cases with 6 expansion slots and only 32 of the 300 have 7 slots. Come on mate, who's the man? Give me some loving.
Wait, this post wouldn't be complete without a quote from "the man":
There are a few, but they're not real common.
Best "low-cost" one I've worked with are the Termaltake H34/H35 series.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811133271&cm_re=8_expansion_slots_case-_-11-133-271-_-Product for an example
*MOST* full-tower ATX cases only have 7 card slots some even have only 6. You need *8* or more to fit 4 "mining" class GPUs into a case.
One nice thing about that case - all of the drive bays are removeable, and can be refitted into several different positions, so it's fairly easy to get a pair of Delta (or any other high-flow 120mm x 38mm) fans mounted into the front of the case for good through airflow without having to cut ANYTHING.
That's better. Schadenfreude complete
