Mining Rig Frame - 6/8 GPU Steel Open Mining Crypto Computer Case Rack for Mining ETHW/ETC/RVN/Ergo/Beam, Accessories Tools&Test Bench PC Case, Frame Only

I noticed a lot of reviews saying that the frame didn’t fit together evenly or that it didn’t feel sturdy. I found the opposite to be the case so here’s what I did in case it helps anyone (this is also how I assemble any furniture).Follow the assembly instructions BUT DO NOT tighten the screws all the way! When you tighten the screws, it can change the orientation of the pieces. Instead of tightening each screw as you go (and thereby altering the final shape of the assembly more and more), get the whole structure built so it holds its correct shape and THEN tighten each screw the rest of the way. If you’re patient and you really care about making sure the assembly is perfect, you can even divide the screw tightening into three rounds; screw all screws til they easily stop, screw them just tight enough that you feel enough resistance that the joint might change its orientation, and then finally give them all the final press so they don’t move. Of course, this is a small, inexpensive assembly so don’t grind the screws so hard that you strip everything.

Easy to assemble, rock solid. Attach your mining bits and enjoy the open air design. I've bought two of these (so far) and I highly recommend it. They recently added a sticky pad to the cross bar where the GPUs sit - very nice addition.

A bit overpriced but that is expected in the current market. Sturdy frame and it looks smaller than expected. I would recommend this for 6 to maybe 7 cards with added fans up front. If this only had a few tweaks it would be perfect.1. bottom of the frame does not accommodate a second ATX PSU and one side of the motherboard area is shorter than the other. If working with a ATX and a server PSU this would be ideal but I had to "extend" one side with steel brackets to support a second ATX PSU.2. The front area where fans are to be mounted will not allow you to fit the fan inside the lip (where you screw in GPU to bracket). For most fans you need to mount outside of the frame which makes mounting the fans hard as you have to screw them in from the back of frame (under lip). x5 120mm fit perfect in front outside of lip.3. Would of loved to have handles and a bit more room in the back area for cable management.Other than that, it is sturdy and saved me from building my own frame. 4 stars bc it could be better with a few changes.

Not the most sturdy in the world, but at this price point it will get the job done and last. I also ordered one and just used the bottom piece and PSU plate to make a little test bench.

Assembly was pretty simple took me about 10-15 mins. This can fit a server psu and a normal sized atx psu on the bottom of the frame. However, unless you use zip ties or something. The server psu has no way to stay secured in the frame unlike the ATX that comes with a bracket. I have 4 currently all sitting around 50c. Looking to probably add one or 2 more tops. For the price I paid not bad. Id say if you're looking for a small 6-8 card rig this if for you.

The good:- By far the cheapest mining rig frame I was able to find.- Fully functional for a 6 or 8 GPU rig.- Build was relatively easy. Took less than 30 mins.The bad:- Packaging was terrible. All metal parts are stored in the same box without anything separating them. Every piece had some sort of scratches on them.- Build quality was decent. However, several of the fan mount holes were outlined but never drilled out. Based on the product picture, this is not intentional.Additional notes:- Frame feels flimsy until you add all your components to it- Frame does not fit full atx motherboard and dual PSUs unless you use an sfx power supply as your second one.Would I recommend? Maybe. If you are looking for a cheap frame and don't care about how it looks. You won't find better value.

I have been looking for a good mining frame for a while now... This frame goes together very well.. And with 6 GPUs mounted in it.. hold up very well.. it does not sag or bend like other frames i have used in the past. It has plenty of room for growth and the components fit perfectly... Highly recommend this frame if your looking for something you know is going to protect your mining investment!

The frame is pretty sturdy for what you pay for so there is no problems there. The instructions are kind of vague but it's not hard to visualize if you study online and get the general ideas just by looking at the pictures all over the web. No basic instructions on how to install the hardware like the cards, MB, PSU, etc. but it's to be expected when everyone tells you to "just look it up online". To go beyond what the norm is, even if just a tiny bit, to explain basic instructions or pictures would be appreciated to a lot of buyers. Overall, it's a solid product and the price is fair.