For Sale - A simple sheet of aluminum with standoffs to mount an ATX form factor motherboard. Perfect for large GPU mining farms.

• 12 x 10.5, 0.05-inch thick aluminum sheet
• Precision drilled for ATX mounting holes
• 9x M3x15mm aluminum spacers
• 18x M3x6mm Stainless steel socket cap screws
• Likely to have some small cosmetic scratches

$14 - 1-9x
$12 - 10-49x
$11 - 50-99x
$10 - 100+

Plus $14 for shipping via Medium USPS Flat Rate box from Washington State.

PayPal only.

This all aluminum open-air frame for the Octominer motherboard (riserless 8 GPU) is $95 USD, plus shipping.

Two standard ATX PSUs can be attached to the frame or a server style PSU (via two small angle brackets).

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Two standard ATX PSUs can be attached to the frame or server PSU (via two small angle brackets).





Note that the two posts (near the tail-end of the GPUs) can be re-positioned further into the case for shorter GPUs or to mount fans over/above the GPUs.





Dimensions: 27.8 x 14 x 10.4-inches (W x D x H)

Ships as a kit. All required fasteners are included.

PayPal only.  Shipping from Washington state, USA.


*Fans not included.

This all aluminum open-air frame for the ONDA B250 motherboard (8 GPU) is $95 USD .





PayPal only.  Shipped from Washington state, US.


The optional fan support beam is +$20, two beams for +$35 or four for +$50 (includes all required fasteners for 25mm thick fans).

Lead time is currently 5-6 business days.  

This all aluminum open-air frame for the ONDA D1800 motherboard (6 GPU) is $70 USD, plus shipping from Washington state, US.





PayPal only.


The optional fan support beam is +$18 or two for +$30 (includes all required fasteners for 25mm thick fans).




Lead time is currently 5 business days.  

Is there any interest in a simple enclosure for the Onda D1800 motherboard?



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Any comments/suggestions?

For sale: A mounting bracket for a DPS2000BB server PSU (and a breakout board from http://www.price-technology.com).  The bracket leverages the case's 80mm fans for cooling the PSU and mounting the bracket to the case itself.  There is ~65mm of vertical height between the motherboard and the bottom of the bracket.

$25 USD.  PayPal only.  Lead time is 2-3 business days.  Shipping from Washington State, US.

I was wondering if there is any interest in a "server" case that is a bit wider than the 19-inch standard i.e. wider to have more room for GPUs, server PSUs, etc.?

Prototype mount for DPS2000BB server PSU (with breakout from http://www.price-technology.com).  The bracket leverages the 80mm fans for cooling the PSU and mounting the bracket to the case.  







There is ~65mm of vertical height from where the motherboard would be to the bottom of the mount.

Comments?

I'm thinking about offering some adapters to allow you to mount a server PSU in a Rosewill 4U case.  

Which PSU models would you like to see supported first?

-Rich

This thread is to gauge interest in a frame to mount 6 GPUs and three 120mm fans.  Enclosing the frame with some kind of sheeting is left as a DIY project for the at home miner.  

The idea is to separate the motherboard and PSU(s) from the GPUs - while still fully enclosing the GPUs for optimal cooling - for a fraction of the cost of a server case.

The frame is completely modular, which will allow the fans to be mounted at either the front or back of the frame/case.





Thoughts/comments?

[deep]

This is a "drop-in" bracket (requires zero modifications to the case) to mount 7x GPUs and 3x 120mm fans at the front of the deep (25-inch) Rosewill server cases.

This latest revision (version 4) supports all of the USB riser PCB widths.
 
Features include:

• The frame securely bolts to the sides of the case via existing holes.
• The three fan "cages" included with the case are re-used and bolted to front of the frame.
• There is ~40mm between the fans and the front of the GPUs.
• Space between GPUs is ~15mm.
• The GPUs end up being mounted as low as possible in the case i.e. the bottom of the mounting bracket rests on the floor of the case.
• USB risers (not included) are safely secured to the frame via two bolts (at opposite corners).
• Supports all USB riser boards.
• Ships as a kit (see assembly manual, below).  All required fasteners are included.
• Only fits in either of the three Rosewill deep (25-inch) server chassis (note the 'L' in the model numbers):
  
  • Rosewill 4U Server Chassis / Server Case / Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case support with 15 bays & 7 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-L4500)
  • Rosewill 4U Server Chassis / Server Case / Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 7 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-L4000)
  • Rosewill Server Chassis, Server Case, Rackmount Case for Bitcoin Mining; 4U Metal Rack Mount Bitcoin Miner for 6 GPU; Solution for Building a Mining Rig (RSV-L4000B)

As of October 2021, the lead time is ~2 business days.

$80, plus shipping from Washington state (1-2 fit in a medium size flat rate box).  PayPal only.










 Latest assembly manual (version 4)

I'm thinking about offering a simple 4U GPU server case for the DIY miner.  The case will have the "standard?" ability to mount the GPUs in either orientation and spacing, have an inner support wall for fans, designed to rest on a 1U shelf, and ship pretty much bare bones (no fans, grills, etc., bare aluminum).

Hoping to sell this in the $300-350 range (shipping from New Hampshire, USA).

Thoughts?

[$115]

The two PSU mining tray now comes with two support beams for USB risers, and is $115.



The risers can be securely fastened anywhere along the slotted extrusions (only 6 shown here).

The two PSU frame is 26-inches wide.







PayPal only.

Shipping from Washington State, US.




All models can handle 7-8 GPUs and are stackable.

One PSU version, 24-inches wide (same footprint as the old "Wide Open-frame Mining Tray (one PSU)"), $120 $110:







PayPal only.

Shipping from Washington State, US.


New optional GPU-only tier for the two PSU mining tray:



This option along with a dual PSU tray is the perfect frame for the  Biostar TB250-BTC PRO or ASrock H110 Pro BTC+ motherboards.







$95 $65 (for the optional GPU-tier).  PayPal only.  Shipping from Washington, US.

In order to mount 12/13 GPUs, along with the rest of a rig, also requires purchasing a standard dual PSU tray.

[Features]

This small modular test bench accepts a bottom mounted power supply, two 3.5-inch hard drives (or four SSDs), and two 120×3 radiators.

$120USD, plus shipping from New Hampshire.  PayPal only.  

Optional 3.5/5.25-inch drive cage is +$15



Features

• Support for EATX, ATX (8 expansion cards), microATX and mini-ITX form factor motherboards.
• 7/8-inch tall aluminum motherboard standoffs.
• Mount 4 fans or any combination of 1-3 radiators on/in the bottom and/or top tiers.
• Extra extrusions and fasteners are included to mount pumps, reservoirs, etc. anywhere on the station.
• Bottom mounted PSU (oriented vertically or horizontally).
• Drives mount to the station via soft rubber grommets.
• Install two 3.5-inch drives and any combination of three 2.5/3.5-inch drives on the lower level t-slot extrusions.
• All aluminum construction.
• Stainless steel fasteners.
• Size: 16.125 x 16.125 x 16.125-inches (W x D x H)
• Stackable (with extra posts).
• Weight: 6 pounds 3 ounces.

Mount cooling hardware almost anywhere on the station.

[Features]

This 8U quiet server cabinet is suitable for  two Spondoolies-Tech SP30s.





 





Features

• 19" Rack-mount cabinet
• Entire interior lined with noise absorbing and noise blocking foam (-10dB reduction; video here)
• Front intake via duct/door
• Rear exhaust via duct/door (with a 4x10-inch cutout to connect to exhaust system)
• 4x 8U round hole server rack posts
• Ships flat-packed (from New Hampshire)

Specifications

Form Factor	8U
Materials	Aluminum extrusion, aluminum sheeting, acrylic
Supported chassis depth	23.5-inches (596mm)
Internal Dimensions	Height: 15.5-inches (394mm) Width: 20.5-inches (521mm) Depth: 23.5-inches (596mm)
External Dimensions	Height: 20.5-inches (521mm) Width: 21.5-inches (546mm) Depth: 37.5-inches (957mm)
Weight	49 pounds (22.3 kg)

$895, plus shipping from New Hampshire.

-Rich

Now that the mining hardware has matured to where all of them ship in there own case, I thought it would be a good idea to offer server rack frames for mining equipment and quiet server/mining cabinets.  

Made from slotted aluminum extrusion, this unique material offers the possibility to build 3-4 layer side panels and to be very modular e.g. easily increase depth/height of the rack by simply adding "modules."  

Here is a model of a 8U frame (these could be built at any U height):





With an SP10:



All comments/suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks!
Rich




 

I'm starting this thread in order to gauge interest in a simple, compact open-air case for Gridseed Blades.

Example rig:









Comments/suggestions?

EDIT:  
The two-tier case is now available at GAW Miners.com.




I'm planning on building a very limited run of this two-tier case for Gridseed miners:

(This model doesn't include the miner's cooling fan.)
Model A:


Model A (left) B (right)



Miners up top, everything else in the lower tier.  

Stackable.
All anodized aluminum construction.  Positions of all of the lower beams is adjustable (to facilitate mounting all of the other HW required for these miners).  Mounting tabs for 2 PSUs.
The cases are approximately 23x20x6-inches and 12x20x11-inches (W x D x H).
Ships as a kit (un-assembled).
Shipping weight will be < 4 pounds.
The case is designed around cable management.  The power and USB cables connect to the miners in the wider areas, between rows, and then fed down into the lower tier.

Let me know if your are interested.


Here's another version for scrypt mining.  One "case" holds 20x fan-less miners.  Pictured is an example of how 3 could be stacked:

Model C:


Model A:


Model B:


Model C:

For Sale - Open air cases for ASICMiner backplane and blades.

As pictured, the case is $90 (plus shipping from NH, US).  PayPal only.

Subtract $12.50 if you only want one support beam.  Subtract $18 if you don't want the twelve metal tabs to attach fans (3x 120mm or 2x 140/200mm) to the case.  +$5 for extra tall posts for stacking.







The top corners of the blades are secured to the case via custom plastic brackets.

Two posts with rubber bumpers help secure the PSU.

Send me an email (rchomiczewski at gmail.com) to purchase.

I'm starting this thread in order to gauge interest in a simple open-air case for Chili boards.





Naturally, the same basic design will work for any number of Chilis.

Comments/suggestions?