New CHEAP 6 GPU Rosewill 4U mining case. Got it today, new pics.

[Klee]

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 $15 less then modding it.

Rosewill RSV-L4000B - 4U Rackmount Server Case / Chassis for Bitcoin Mining Machine-Newegg.com

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod...&cm_re=rosewill_mining-_-11-147-270-_-Product

 

[Jeggs101]

Mainstream press coverage and hardware just in time for it to be unprofitable.

 

[Klee]

Mainstream press coverage and hardware just in time for it to be unprofitable.

Until the next bubble.

Plus I need a place to put those dirt cheap RX 480's i'll get after the bubble bursts.

 

[CyberSkulls]

Too bad they only went halfway and left all the pcie slots you won't need rather than dual PSU mounts.

This would defiantly be easier than modding one yourself. I use 1080 TI's so dual PWS is a must. Not just for the wattage but the number of connections. I would like to buy some Gray Matter chassis but can't justify their cost for bent sheet metal.


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[MiniKnight]

Yeah where do you mount the HP PSU?

 

[CyberSkulls]

Yeah where do you mount the HP PSU?

Haha. I vote for Velcro, electrical tape and bailing wire. That can fix just about anything


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[Klee]

Pics with a GPU and some measurements.

Front view with door open.

The Manual. LOL!!

Pics to give an idea of dimensions from gpu to side of the case.

Rear of GPU to center fan bracket.

Clearance above and below the GPU.

 

[Klee]

Adjustments that are available, both on the front mounting bar, lower rear gpu support and center fan support.

 

[Klee]

More pics.

 

[Klee]

More pics.

 

[Klee]

It will hold probably any six of just about any gpu's with plenty of room around them.

The adjustable mounts for the gpu and center fans are a pleasant surprise.

Depending on the power supply and where the center fan mounting plate is located it may take six or maybe only five center fans.

I bought it from Newegg on sale for $109.00 and that beats the hell out of buying the regular version for $15.00 less then modding it.

The biggest question is the front door and placing fans there, 3 120mm fans would work with hardly any mods or I really think just removing the door and making a plate to mount some fans in its place.

I think with the door in place i would probably be too restrictive for cooling more powerful video cards but might be ok for RX560's or GTX 1050 Ti's.

The center fans you do have a bit of flexibility with three mounting locations and being able to mount them in front or behind or maybe both depending on position of the mounting plate, gpu's and power supply.

The fan header is nice.

 

[Patrick]

Too bad it did not come with center fans! Buying fans retail is always so expensive

Interesting looking case though.

 

[Klee]

Too bad it did not come with center fans! Buying fans retail is always so expensive

Interesting looking case though.

I'm glad it did not come with any fans, save me the trouble if paying for then removing the crappy fans it would have came with.

 

[Patrick]

With the 8x and 10x GPU systems, no chassis fans + 1080 Ti's would be too hot. OEMs pay less for decent PWM Delta fans than we pay retail for aftermarket fans.

 

[nthu9280]

Not sure how loud these are
FAN-0044L4 SUPERMICRO SUPERMICRO 80MM 2U CASE FAN - BULK LOT OF 10 | eBay

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[CyberSkulls]

I agree about the fans, in the past when I bought the Rosewill L4500 the first thing I did was remove their garbage fans and replaced them with Deltas.

I am curious why they went the 5x80mm vs the 3x120mm fan wall their chassis usually come with. Im sure they have their reasons and it may simply be for more cable room under the fan wall.

I want to try some of these but I'll have to hold out for dual psu support before I can.


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[Klee]

With the 8x and 10x GPU systems, no chassis fans + 1080 Ti's would be too hot. OEMs pay less for decent PWM Delta fans than we pay retail for aftermarket fans.

Unfortunately i'm in no position to order tens of thousands of fans. LOL

 

[Klee]

I agree about the fans, in the past when I bought the Rosewill L4500 the first thing I did was remove their garbage fans and replaced them with Deltas.

I am curious why they went the 5x80mm vs the 3x120mm fan wall their chassis usually come with. Im sure they have their reasons and it may simply be for more cable room under the fan wall.

I want to try some of these but I'll have to hold out for dual psu support before I can.


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With three 120's it would make cable management painfull.

 

[Klee]

Not sure how loud these are
FAN-0044L4 SUPERMICRO SUPERMICRO 80MM 2U CASE FAN - BULK LOT OF 10 | eBay

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SPECS:

• Fan Diameter
  80 m
• Rotation Speed
  3200 rps
• Noise Level
  36 dBA
• Fan Height
  0.98 m
• Air Flow
  48.5 cfm
• Rated Current
  0.3 A
• Power Connector
  4-pin fan connector
• Air Pressure
  0.23 mm
• Features
  Pulse-width modulation (PWM) support

Not too bad it seems, but sound is not to important as long as its not jet engine loud.

 

[funkywizard]

for what it's worth, 80mm fans provide substantially more static pressure at a given level of airflow or wattage. For servers in general, that's helpful, as spaces are tight and the things you want to cool have a lot of resistance. For gpus in particular, you won't get much cooling without decent static pressure. On 120mm fans that generally means very loud + very high power use.