WOOCHOO Mining Rig Frame - 6/8 GPU Steel Open Air Miner Computer Case for Crypto Coin Currency Bit ETH ETC ZEC Accessories Tools，（Fans & is not Included） black 53.4 x 29 4.4 cm

Attached is an image of the fully set-up frame. I am currently in the middle stages of building my mining rig (still waiting for parts to be delivered), and so far, this is working very well. I have my PSU fully locked down into the frame, as well as 1 graphics card mounted. It comes with a padding, so the bottom of the GPU's/risers have a good place to rest. Simple assembly, comes with all the screws you need to install GPU's, PSU(S), and fans. Also comes with copper pillars to secure the motherboard. Price is a little high, but I really needed this, and didn't want to have to build my own (although I know I could have saved money this way).

Standard gpu frame. It came with everything as it should. It was a nice diy job for me to assemble. Was not too difficult. Time to look for interesting components now. I would buy again, maybe for $15 to $25 range...

What I liked most is that it has a lot of holes to customize the distance between your cards. You can literally move the card left or right by 1 inch increments. The holes are tapped good and instantly worked with my extra tool less enthoo case screws. Went in perfectly, no stripped threads here. You can install 3 or 4 cards and have very wide gaps for great airflow or fit 8, 9 or maybe even 10 cards tightly if temperature is not an issue. If you have temperature problems this frame is a great solution. Frame feels very sturdy and tight. Put it together in 5 minutes. It is smaller then my other frame but I would rather use 2 of these then the other one.

Great frame, could get 5 stars if there were some way to stack it without having to modify it yourself, or fan mounts for the back side

Once assembled, it’s sturdy enough to fulfill its purpose. I didn’t have any of the screw stripping issues that others mentioned. I put 5 GPUs onto it, some of them really beefy ones. I recommend 2000 rpm fans if you have 5 thick GPUs or 6 thinner GPUs on here, since you’ll need some extra air movement in that case. Minor nitpick: I wish that the bottom was built in a way that prevented corners of the fitting pieces to stick out a bit after assembly. It can potentially scratch surfaces if you don’t assemble it perfectly and shift it around on a surface. I’m sure throwing some furniture feet padding would take care of that problem easily.

The rig was an easy set up and has cushion for the PCIE riser. Very sturdy and has sections for the Motherboard, PSU and more.

This is a good, sturdy rack but be careful because it is metal and there is no insulation for the posts that you screw the motherboard onto and COULD cause shorts..do yourself a favor and toss the standoff pists provided and replace them with teflon or other non conductive ones

Easy to assemble and very handy