First showing the adjustments available on the front upper GPU support, lower rear GPU support and center fan mounting plate.
Various views around the gpu.
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Pics with some hardware thrown in for scale and measurements.
First showing the adjustments available on the front upper GPU support, lower rear GPU support and center fan mounting plate.
Various views around the gpu.
First showing the adjustments available on the front upper GPU support, lower rear GPU support and center fan mounting plate.
Various views around the gpu.
This looks like a regular 4u server chassis with everything ripped apart and sold at OEM prices. Doesn't even come with the risers attached or fans
From the pictures, I can't tell if this enclosure has support for more than one power supply. It probably wouldn't be too difficult to mod, but when they're designing this specifically for mining, it seems a bit odd.
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
It doesn't support dual power supplies as supplied.
It's also badly named - a GPU rig is NOT a viable option for "Bitcoin" mining, though I suppose they used "Bitcoin" because folks recognize the name.
I don't think you want to try to mount more than the designed 7 cards in it, you need space for COOLING of the cards.
Up side - the middle fan mounts have lots of space for HIGH FLOW fans.
They DO need to open up the front more though, those small holes ARE going to restrict airflow.
From the pictures, I can't tell if this enclosure has support for more than one power supply. It probably wouldn't be too difficult to mod, but when they're designing this specifically for mining, it seems a bit odd.
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
It's not really going to be able to handle more than 6-7 gpu's without issues I think.
From the pictures, I can't tell if this enclosure has support for more than one power supply. It probably wouldn't be too difficult to mod, but when they're designing this specifically for mining, it seems a bit odd.
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
For that price though, I'll stick with my cheap file crate "cases". This might be aimed more towards large-scale miners, although without modifications, this one might not achieve the extreme number of cards per rig that some are looking for. (This one looks like it'll allow for 9 dual-slot cards. 6 cards on risers towards the front, up to 3 in the back, directly on the motherboard. Selecting an appropriate board to fully utilize the expansion slots in the back could make things a bit more difficult.)
Now I'm wondering if one could fit 12 cards up front, with each card secured with one screw in a pre-existing hole, and another made by drilling. Of course, then we get back to the issue of adding another PSU to power all the cards, not to mention cooling all of them.
Let us know what you think once yours arrives!
I just seen this today and decided to order one to check it out.
Looks interesting enough that I ordered one even tho I don't have enough GPU's to fill it at the moment.
EDIT: And its on sale for $109.00..... that sure beats buying the regular one for less then modding it.
Rosewill RSV-L4000B - 4U Rackmount Server Case / Chassis for Bitcoin Mining Machine
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147270&cm_re=rosewill_mining-_-11-147-270-_-Product
" For Bitcoin Mining Machine
Suitable with 6 x 13 inches graphic cards
Supports 7 expansion slots
Supports one 3.5" or 2.5" HDD / SSD
Metal & Steel; 1.0mm Thickness SGCC"
"
Learn more about the Rosewill RSV-L4000B Model
Brand
Rosewill
Model
RSV-L4000B
Details
Chassis Type
Rackmount
Form Factor
4U
Color
Black
Case Material
Metal / Steel, 1.0mm thickness SGCC
Motherboard Compatibility
12" x 9.6" ATX
Expansion
Expansion Slots
7
Features
RSV-L4000B is special version for Bitcoin Mining Machine
Suitable with 6 x 13 inches graphic cards
Special design of fixing PCI card in the system 7 pieces max
Front door foam filter design for minimize dust inflow
Front door with key lock for better security
Dual USB 2.0 connector in front panel
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions (H x W x D)
7.00" x 16.80" x 25.00"
Weight
22.27 lbs.
Package Contents
RSV-L4000B Server Case
Keys
Screws
Other Accessories"
Does not even come up on Rosewills US website. It's cool that a mainstream company is offering something for the mining crowd.
I'm not sure about the door but it looks like it needs to be removed and mount some fans in its place.
Pic's off Newegg:
Looks interesting enough that I ordered one even tho I don't have enough GPU's to fill it at the moment.
EDIT: And its on sale for $109.00..... that sure beats buying the regular one for less then modding it.
Rosewill RSV-L4000B - 4U Rackmount Server Case / Chassis for Bitcoin Mining Machine
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147270&cm_re=rosewill_mining-_-11-147-270-_-Product
" For Bitcoin Mining Machine
Suitable with 6 x 13 inches graphic cards
Supports 7 expansion slots
Supports one 3.5" or 2.5" HDD / SSD
Metal & Steel; 1.0mm Thickness SGCC"
"
Learn more about the Rosewill RSV-L4000B Model
Brand
Rosewill
Model
RSV-L4000B
Details
Chassis Type
Rackmount
Form Factor
4U
Color
Black
Case Material
Metal / Steel, 1.0mm thickness SGCC
Motherboard Compatibility
12" x 9.6" ATX
Expansion
Expansion Slots
7
Features
RSV-L4000B is special version for Bitcoin Mining Machine
Suitable with 6 x 13 inches graphic cards
Special design of fixing PCI card in the system 7 pieces max
Front door foam filter design for minimize dust inflow
Front door with key lock for better security
Dual USB 2.0 connector in front panel
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions (H x W x D)
7.00" x 16.80" x 25.00"
Weight
22.27 lbs.
Package Contents
RSV-L4000B Server Case
Keys
Screws
Other Accessories"
Does not even come up on Rosewills US website. It's cool that a mainstream company is offering something for the mining crowd.
I'm not sure about the door but it looks like it needs to be removed and mount some fans in its place.
Pic's off Newegg:
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