Would this make for a good build?

[BenjaminCalibration]

I've been looking around for a replacement for my old Gen 11 Dell server that is dying and I found this:

Supermicro 2U CSE-826 1028W 12+2 bay Server Chassis with X9DRW-CTF31 Motherboard | eBay

Supermicro 2U(CSE-826) 1028W 12+2 bay Server Chassis with X9DRW-CTF31 Motherboard (Railkit included). (1) Supermicro 2U CSE826 (12+2 bay) Server Chassis. (1) Supermicro X9DRW-CTF31 Motherboard. (1) 2-port backplane SuperMicro BPN-SAS826-2PT.

www.ebay.com

I wanted to get some confirmation if you guys thought it would be a good and upward move. I figured Supermicro would give me a better and more upgradable base to work from for future upgrades. I like that it comes with the rear 2x2.5 bay and it seems like it should have room for an NVENC GPU, my network card, etc.

It's right before the switch to DDR4 so I can reuse my old RAM and all I need to get is a new CPU.

So do you guys think it's a good deal or is there something better I should look at?

 

[Fritz]

Shipping is a joke. I'd look elsewhere.

 

[BenjaminCalibration]

Shipping is a joke. I'd look elsewhere.

I did end up going elsewhere. Found a build that was ~$700 w/shipping before tax that was a full generation newer.
I don't get to reuse my old parts but it's probably better in the long run since I won't have near as much to upgrade if I need to and had updates as recently as 2021.