24+4 HDD Open Air PC Case DIY Test Bench Frame with 3.5 Inch Hard Drive Holders for Crypto Mining, Chia Farming XCH FIL BHD, NAS Storage Case

A little odd to put together but other perfect for my little home server setup! Pro tip. Smaller form factor SSDs don't exactly ndit but you can put them in at a 45 degree angle and it works! But well!

This is well laid out and easy to assemble. I use it to test drives, not for mining, but it would work well in that application too.

I've been a fan of open-case PCs for quite a while. This rig hits many sweet spots. It is very well-built, and sturdy. Perfect size, not too big, not too small. Fairly priced! Everything needed was included for the build. The only gripe I have is, that the bracket that holds the drives does not accommodate all drives. Only three of my drives had a middle bolt slot (3 slots total per side). That's what the brackets were designed to hold. I had to use BOTH brackets to accommodate my 12 drives. When I get more drives, I'll have to get more brackets or a bracket designed correctly to hold drives that have only 2 bolt slots per side. Other than the above issue, I am very satisfied. If they can fix the bracket issue, this will be a 5-star product!

I'm thoroughly impressed with this test bench. I used it to build a homemade NAS with 14 SAS drives, 7 SATA drives. A few pics of the process attached. I plan to toss it up into a sysracks wall mount server rack.

The instructions on how to assemble this frame are on the store page, which I ended up screenshotting it to help me with assembly. The pictures were very clear and all parts and accessories came with the product. This bench honestly is most affordable frame with all the expansion options you could need for hard drives/solid state drives, motherboard size compatibility, and most air coolers. Honestly great value. My only critique is the instructions are on the Amazon listing only.

Love this case. Does good for my test bench.

Very easy to build in, plenty of screws, all the holes matched up fine. Feels sturdy.

Was looking for a good case for my Home Lab setup -- a TrueNAS server with an old EATX Xeon motherboard with a boatload of drives attached to it. This fit all of the requirements -- especially the "boatload of drives" and EATX, which is hard to get these days. I think it's almost perfect. It only lost a star for a couple things: 1) not enough screws, ran out of frame screws as they provided exactly the required number, not any spares; 2) they give you a FRONT-PANEL power switch and LED, but no reset LED and reset-switch; comeon, that'd be another ten cents; 3) no USB connectors or easy place to hook up the front panel USB or AUDIO. The audio isn't important to me in a homelab, but USB and USB3 connectors for thumb drives are; 4) rear motherboard panel cover is janky, you can leave it off but I tend to like to leave them on and it'd be nice to have a bracket that cover-contained it; and the biggy, 5) 3.5" hard dirves are held by their front and mid screws and not all 3.5" drives have mid-screws anymore. So a redesign of the HD brackets and perhaps more provision for SSDs would be good. Also, there's no manual on the box, so you have to use the manual that's part of the product images here on Amazon. Overall, I think it's very very good and with a few tweaks would be excellent. Would also be fantastic if they sold side-panels for additional rigidity.

Klappt nicht mit allen 3,5 Zoll HDD Festplatten. Meine haben in der Mitte keine extra Schraube. Vom Anbieter kam die Meldung, dass die Schiene nachgeliefert wird. Bisher nichts angekommen und die Nachrichten über Amazon kommen nicht mehr an.