Looking for GPU rack

[usuksobad]

These are not cheap, but they are the best on the market imo. We have two of them and they are a joy to work with.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/222427931353?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

If you have the time, physical ability, and mechanical ingenuity for it I would build something with aluminum tubing, plastic fittings at the corners and holes drilled where needed for screws. You could also make something work with simple metal shelving, but how that would need to be altered would vary from user to user.

We have a few of these, but the price recently went up from $119 to $174....

http://www.parallelminer.com/product/all-aluminium-6-1-gpu-open-air-mining-case-barebone/

I have not tried these, but they look good and are from a reputable place.

https://www.cryptomined.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=245&zenid=p94ec98u2i8nbumh56538b0es5

http://www.ebay.com/itm/222427931353?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I have that one on my wish list on Ebay in the US and plan to buy it soon .....it looks awesome and looks worth the 149 it sells for in the US or A version of the one you linked sold in the US .

They are very well crafted. I'd say they are easily Industrial quality. He is sold out on eBay now, but I'm hoping he has more being made this summer.

i'm  using those aswell. Great racks.

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[VyprBTC]

make your own, free or very cheap vs 150$+. it's ultra easy, and fast.

but it's totally insane to use wood for it..

i would not use wood for it you can make one in alluminium for $20 with allt he connectorsa nd tube, don't need to risk to catch fire with wood, alluminium is much safer, just use plastic motherboard standoffs

Do you know where to get aluminum t-slots? I found a place online that sells kits, but it's like $180 a kit might as well buy one prebuilt (kit probably makes more than 1 rig but don't know)

[MCMK]

And here I am using a milk crate i got from the supermarket under the guise that my kid needed it for a science project...

[Gilboa]

And here I am using a milk crate i got from the supermarket under the guise that my kid needed it for a science project...

It works absolutely great! Looks like some kind of homebrew abomination but it gets the job done.

One thing I hated about mining was babysitting the rig. Glad I'm over it but I'm always tempted to dust off the old equipment.

[adaseb]

Use wood instead of aluminum. The wood won't go on fire, wood ignites at like 250C and at that temp even your aluminum frame would get issues.

Aluminum is bad because since it conducts electricity it might cause a huge short if some cable becomes loose.