4U Wall Mount Network Cabinet, Server Rack Cabinet Enclosure | Lockable Door and Side Panels Black,7 x 3.5 HDD Drive Bays with 80 mm Fan,SL-450A for 19” IT Equipment,A/V Devices

I bought 2 of these to move my 2 desktop computers into a server rack. These were exactly what I needed and fit my ATX motherboards and components without any problems!Note: If you have a full-sized GPU, it may not fit into the case without removing the HDD mounting component of the case. This is easy and is only held in by 2x Phillips head screws.

The concerns about these being flimsy amd cheap are accurate.After doing 3 builds using these the fit is really tight l, they are flimsy however they work just fine for an install and never need to touch or mess with again. I put them on the server rack and they are good to go.

The box looked like it took a hit and I opened it up to take a look after receiving it and looked good. Wasn't until I fully unpacked it for the build that I noticed the whole right lower rack ear had been bent and twisted in. Entire chassis is slightly parallelogram and crooked. Most drive mount points on the side of the chassis are rivets and they are all loose now because of the damage. I feel like it's not even worth the shipping to return this thing and will try to bend it and use it. Very disappointed in the overall quality anyways, so flimsy.

Electronic Box retailer transferred our computer into it with no problems. Just wish it was a little cheaper or had a coupon for more.

I wanted a Rosewill RSV-4100U and this clone is all I could find in stock. I was grateful it was 2/3 the price. It works and everything fits.But man, the quality of the materials and the machining is so poor. The sheet metal is a little flexible. I bought 2 of these and I had to bend the back panel to get the pcie card to sit properly. I stripped several screw threads. The door on the front panel doesn't open smoothly and obviously the lock is trash. air flow is weak.The packaging was so bad. It shipped in a single box, one later of plastic. And 4 pieces of thin basic Styrofoam for the edges. It was very brittle. I was very lucky there were no dents or impacts.For perspective, a desktop version of this case would be $25-35. This rack form factor is what you're paying mid-premium case pricing for.I would be happier with this at half the price. This is definitely a weak product. But it technically works.

This was exactly what I needed since my network attached storage has grown over the years. However, if you are considering racking this with hard drives filled be prepared for an extreme amount of weight. My goal should have been SSD drives instead of spinning hard drives to reduce weight and power.

Cannot fit ATX power supplies. The mounting holes do not match anything on the case for the PSU and you cant even get it flush against the case either You can try to angle it in but still wont be flush on the side facing the wall of the box. Tried 2 different PSU's no line up whatsoever. Also brace that goes across the top cant be re-attached if an atx power supply is in there even if the thing fit flush.

I regret trying to save money buying this. It has very poor build quality. They couldn't even be bothered to include an exhaust fan so you end up spending about the same amount on the missing fans as you would just buying a higher quality case. The cherry on top is if you have a taller cpu fan you probably won't be able to close the lid. It does hold my drives, GPU and mobo though so I guess it technically works.

Awesome case for fitting an ATX board and a few drives in. (2 HDDs and 4 sata SSDs in my case) Plus was super easy to build in and work around. The drive cage is easily removable which is a positive.As to be expected you get what you pay for in build quality, like others stated it's made of rather thin material but for a server that's fine, it's gonna sit in a rack most of it's life anyways.Overall if you're planning on building yourself a home server on a budget with some old pc parts this case will certainly get the job done with ample room to expand later.

Had a bit of a rough landing. The box looked fine, but the case had one handle loose, and slightly miss aligned so the door didn’t want to open. Fixed the screw, gave the case a shake and things are looking up. Compared to more expensive cases, yes the metal is weaker, yes it has flaws. But I’m not complaining to much for the price. It holds what I need it to hold.

The general build quality is extremely poor, particularly evident in the included screws and motherboard standoffs. I encountered difficulty in screwing in the additional motherboard standoffs provided with the case. The GPU screws were also not well-aligned.Once assembled, it does function as intended. However, I would only recommend purchasing it if you are specifically seeking the cheapest option to get the job done.In the future, I personally intend to invest a bit more for better quality when purchasing a server case.

Delivery took an extra day (I blame Amazon vs the seller) but when it arrived with the box a little worse for wear, the box and the packing material did its job and everything was perfect inside! Lots of space for a full size ATX setup and if you have those heavy GPUs, there is a bracket to secure those too.

Bays/cages are a bit thin, very easily bent out of shape. Not as sturdy as I'd have hoped for, likely wouldn't survive multiple builds. The hard drive cage is nice in that you can fill it with 2.5" drives in each slot, or 3.5" drives in every other slot.This was about the cheapest 4u rack mount PC case I could find, but I will be buying a different case for transplanting my main rig into my rack.