Rosewill 4U Server Chassis Rackmount Case | 7 3.5" Bays, 2 5.25" Devices| ATX, CEB Compatible | 1 120mm PWM Fan, 2 80mm PWM Fans | 2X USB 3.0 | Front Panel Lock and Key | Silver/Black - RSV-R4100U

Fits an Asrock Rack X570D4U, Ryzen 9 5950x + Thermalright Peerless Assassin cooler and a 5090 FE perfectly. Plenty of room for longer PCIe cards, but there really is not enough enough room for power connectors on graphic cards. You will need some right angle adapters on larger cards if the power connector is not already at an angle, like it is on the RTX 50 Series Founders Edition/Pro RTX 6000 cards. There is a support bar that goes across the center, but this was easily removed for space. Included fans are not PWM, but are quiet and functional. Requires two 4-pin molex power connectors for each of the drive bays and the rear fan (7 total), but could get away with a couple of splitters if using SSD's instead of power hungry HDD's. The drive bay power connectors are wired parallel and feed all of the drives (so two 4-pin molex in parallel will feed four drives).

I was looking for some cases for a budget server rack build. I ran across this one. Fit the design, and made by a manufacturer I was familiar with (unlike other manufacturers that just string a bunch of nonsense letters together). Case was decent enough. A couple of quibbles. 1) The cross bar is highly unusable if you are using anything substantial for a CPU cooler. But, it is removable, and doesn't seem to provide any real benefit anyway. I realize this is for GPU bracing, but really, you don't want / need this anyway for that purpose. 2) The intake filter is not easy to get to and kind of defeats the purpose of serviceability. To get this thin, under performing filter out of there to service, you have to literally take the fan bracket out of the case. This is not easy feat. Not sure why no one thought this a problem during design. I personally removed it completely to ensure good airflow anyway. The filter restricts a lot of it. 3) The handles don't seem very strong. Personally, I wouldn't allow the full weight of a built server to be suspended from these handles for any length of time. They likely will crack or break completely. They are good for sliding the case forward for rack removal though. 4) Case came with pre-installed MB standoffs. If you want to thread in more, this becomes an issue. I bought 5 of these cases. And, on each and every one, the extra standoffs (for full ATX installation), were not threaded at all. Which means you have to carefully thread in the standoffs into the unthreaded holes slowly, so they create a thread in the (thankfully) soft aluminum. This works, but geez, why aren't the holes pre-threaded? All in all, good budget rack mount case when money is tight. Just be aware of the pitfalls.

I recently acquired the Rosewill 4U Server Chassis, specifically the RSV-L4500U model, and I must say that it has exceeded my expectations in terms of build quality, functionality, and overall performance. If you're in need of a reliable and feature-packed server case, look no further! First and foremost, the RSV-L4500U's construction is solid and built to last. The sturdy metal frame and rackmount design provide excellent durability, ensuring that your server components remain safe and secure in professional environments. The 25" depth of the case offers ample space for housing numerous server components and allows for efficient cable management. This server chassis offers an impressive 15 bays for 3.5" HDDs, providing vast storage capacity for your data-intensive applications. The flexibility to accommodate up to 15 hard drives is ideal for anyone requiring significant storage expansion or operating a data-intensive server setup. Additionally, the inclusion of hot-swappable drive bays is a convenient feature, allowing for effortless drive replacement and maintenance. The RSV-L4500U's compatibility with E-ATX motherboards is a standout feature, as it ensures support for a wide range of server configurations. Whether you're using a single high-performance motherboard or multiple smaller boards, this server chassis can accommodate your needs effortlessly. One of the key strengths of the RSV-L4500U is its excellent cooling capability. The case comes equipped with six front 120mm fans and two rear 80mm fans, offering efficient airflow throughout the chassis. This ensures optimal thermal management, preventing overheating and maintaining the stability and longevity of your server components. The fan placement and airflow design contribute to low noise levels, which is particularly important in professional settings. The overall design of the RSV-L4500U is well thought out, making installation and maintenance a breeze. The removable and lockable front door provides added security while allowing easy access to the drives and other components. The tool-less drive bays and motherboard installation mechanism are additional time-saving features that enhance the user experience. Lastly, I must mention Rosewill's exceptional customer support. They were responsive, knowledgeable, and ready to assist with any queries I had regarding the server chassis. Their commitment to customer satisfaction is truly commendable. To sum it up, the Rosewill 4U Server Chassis, specifically the RSV-L4500U model, is an outstanding choice for anyone seeking a reliable and versatile server case. Its sturdy construction, spacious design, compatibility with E-ATX motherboards, impressive cooling system, and user-friendly features make it an excellent investment for professional server setups. I highly recommend the RSV-L4500U for its exceptional build quality, functionality, and the peace of mind it offers in safeguarding your critical server infrastructure.

It’s a good case if you’re looking for something like this. Looks clean, metal is a good thickness, build is solid and stable, it has a lot of room, and the included fans push good air and run pretty quiet. There is basically no built in cable management though so get cable ties. The two front fans use 4 pin connectors but I needed to buy extensions to reach the motherboard. The three center fans use molex connectors but can daisy chain so you only need one free molex connector. It’s overpriced for what it is compared to a normal desktop case, but I got it on sale for $150 so I’m happy with it.

Desde enero me sigue haciendo falta una entrega. Compré 3 piezas y solo llegaron 2.

I already bought 4 cases from Rosewill. I bought in past the R4000u, L4500, Z2700 and the L4412. Rosewill made great product. The RSV-R4200 is great. I got enough room for an ATX motherboard and multiple HDD.

Shocked there isn't a spot to mount SSD's...