--- product_id: 1216347 title: "Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000)" brand: "rosewill" price: "€ 331.64" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/1216347-rosewill-4u-server-chassis-server-case-rackmount-case-metal-rack store_origin: AT region: Austria --- # 4 pre-installed fans for optimal airflow Front panel lock for enhanced security 4U rackmount, fits ATX/CEB boards Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) **Brand:** rosewill **Price:** € 331.64 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🚀 Elevate your server game with rock-solid power and cool confidence! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) by rosewill - **How much does it cost?** € 331.64 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/1216347-rosewill-4u-server-chassis-server-case-rackmount-case-metal-rack) ## Best For - rosewill enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted rosewill brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Massive Expandability:** Supports up to 8 internal 3.5" drives + 3 external bays convertible to 4 HDD slots—scale your storage effortlessly. - • **Secure & Sleek Design:** Front panel lock and sturdy metal chassis combine security with professional aesthetics for your rack. - • **Advanced Cooling System:** Equipped with 2x120mm front + 2x80mm rear fans to keep your server cool under pressure, minimizing downtime. - • **Universal Compatibility:** Fits CEB (12"x10.5") and ATX (12"x9.6") motherboards, ensuring seamless integration with your existing hardware. - • **Tool-less Drive Installation:** Screwless HDD cages with modular release buttons speed up maintenance and upgrades—no hassle, just efficiency. ## Overview The Rosewill RSV-R4000 is a robust 4U rackmount server chassis designed for professional-grade scalability and cooling. Featuring 8 internal 3.5" bays, 3 convertible external bays, and 4 pre-installed fans, it supports ATX and CEB motherboards while offering secure front panel locking and tool-less drive installation. Ideal for demanding server environments, it balances expansive capacity, airflow efficiency, and durable construction to future-proof your rack setup. ## Description The Rosewill RSV-R4000, A generously expansive 4U industrial rack-mount server Chassis, offers great expandability and cooling capacity for your server system and computer. It supports an ATX (12" X 9.6") or CEB (12"x 10.5") form factor motherboard and a PS2 power supply. The Rosewill RSV-R4000 also features a large-scale fan filter and an easy-to-use knob key for great serviceability of the system. Review: My second case.. Here are my thoughts. - Hello everyone My name is Tod and I am the lead creative here at Pilot Reel Media Studio. Our studio primarily works on local broadcast marketing media and social documentaries. Most of our capture has shifted to 4K in the last year and this has made me consider new options for media handling and storage. During editing sessions much of the capture is maintained in a uncompressed format throughout the entire workflow and is only compressed specifically for the end user or a broadcast requirements. Moving to a 4K workflow has allowed for more options in post. Our editing machines need to have high speed access to these raw files and those files need to be protected so we'll be moving from a direct attached storage to a 10G Network Attached Storage file servers solution. I am also using this as a opportunity to start a vlog series and offer my opinion about some of the products and technology we use here at the studio. The packaging for the case was very good and would probably survive the worst from just about any carrier. This is my second 4U rack mountable case from Rosewill and for this particular build I choose the front loading hot swap able model from Rosewill. This will make changing out failed or failing drives much easier on a system that will get plenty of mileage and I expect drive failure will be a some what frequent occurrence. That and I'm a tight-wad and with the exception of the parity disks most of the array will be cheap white label shucks from western digital. I like this case design and it's size as a 4U making it possible to use taller heat sinks and larger fans. I don't have a server closet so 2U cooling is out as this would be terribly distracting during editing or screenings for clients. I am also moving to VM or Virtual Machines as editing weapons now that server platforms can properly support this utility and this also has the added benefit of reducing the mechanical footprint of editing equipment and increasing electrical efficiency. My experience with that first Rosewill case was that it had excellent cooling and noise characteristics and expect this unit will be as good in spite of having 3 fewer fans which I think may have been over kill on that design. The case also support extra large older enterprise server boards which are available on the cheap and are incredibly durable while being still viable as work stations for 4K content. My first server build is actually doing triple duty at my home as a PLEX and iTunes media server, protected high speed storage and VM platform. That build sports dual 8 core xeons and runs 295w and core temps never get above 51c until a VM is active, while under full load during tasks such as trancoding work the highest temps I've seen were in the mid to upper 70c range and at 450 to 550 watts, a real testament to the basic but well executed design by Rosewill. My initial impressions of this RSV-L4412 case are that the basic construction quality is good, however the lid was a bit off causing cross threading of one of the lid screws during construction. I was able to correct the threading but it is understandable why at this price point errors of this nature could occur. The fans are of reasonable quality but can be changed to higher quality low noise fans quite easily if that is important for your particular build. This build will get that upgrade right away. The stock fans are low enough rpm and don't really produce a lot of noise so you could be forgiven for letting them die a slow death before swapping them out as I am with my system at home. Rosewill does offer 2U options and if you have dedicated server closet that may be of interest if sound is not an issue. This server will be in our editing room so the 4U is the better option for me. The extra height of the case will allow for taller heat sinks for the CPU's and larger diameter fan which wont contribute much to the ambient sound in the room a real must for maintaining concentration during long editing sessions or client screenings. Rosewill does provide a reasonable accessory assortment with this case and depending on your motherboards hard drive connections you could have all you need to properly make all connection to the drive modules, you will however need to consider a solution for powering the 6 molex power connectors for these modules. I found adapters for less than $3 each on desertcart. I'll leave a link in the video description below. The front I/O is a bit dated as the USB connections are USB 2.0 however the panel does provide LED activity lights for 2 network connections. The case is modular and offered in at least 3 configuration so customizing it is a easy option and Rosewill sells all the different drive modules separately making it possible to set your case up to meet your specific needs. Each drive has it's own drive activity light and you are provided with all the screws to mount your drives to the hot swap caddies. A very durable looking filter is mounted in the front door panel it has however been my experience that the area around the lock does allow some unfiltered air to pass through and you may want to come up with a solution to fix this minor issue. The drive caddies are constructed of plastic but the contact surfaces look like they can handle years of service. So in conclusion I find the Rosewill RSV-L4412 case of good quality overall and from a price point perspective a great choice for someone seeking a performance over all other considerations. Review: It has sufficient room for what I needed it for and the price was great. There is no cd-rom drive (i did not ... - So I'm giving this review 4/5. I've been building PC's for many decades now. This case does the job. It has sufficient room for what I needed it for and the price was great. There is no cd-rom drive (i did not mark a star off for this) so buyer beware (but who uses cd-roms anymore after your OS is installed). However the reason it's getting 4 stars instead of 5 is for a 2 reaons 1) The right most internal drive bay is impossible to remove without a long/tiny screw driver (meaning the shaft is tiny). It's basically right under the lip of the edge so you can't really get your screw driver in there to release the 2 screws. Bad design flaw there 2) The front USB/Power headers were loose. They flopped around and the button controller fell inside. I said "no big deal i'll tighten up the screws" but they were already tight. I had to install some washers to make it sit properly. VERY odd issue. Not sure if ohters had that but another design flaw Other then that. It does the job. Plenty of room inside for your Micro ATX motherboard and a full size power supply. They COULD have made the top case fan cut-outs bigger so it lines up with power supplies better. I think about 80% of the power supply fan made it the other 20% got covered. BUT that's minor (again could have been better designed). Otherwise, a great case. I'd buy it again because the price is right. One thing to note as is the case with mos cases with front handles... you'll have a tough time getting all 4 rack screws in. I usually remove the handles but forgot to so I only installed 2 screws on one side (it sits on top of an APC so it's not a huge deal). But if you want to do it RIGHT you may want to remove the handles (if possible) to allow you to get your screw driver in. Again that's PRETTY TYPICAL with cases with handles on the front so that's not a flaw of this case, no stars marked off for that. Good case as I said except for those 2 minor things (well 1 is minor, the other was a big oversight... the front power buttons that is) ## Features - Superb Scalability : With three 5.25-inch external bays (which can switch to a 3.5-inch HDD x 4 module), eight 3.5-inch internal drive bays, and seven expansion slots, you can expand your server computer easily. - Excellent Cooling Design with 4 included case fan : The rackmount server chassis is engineered with optimal cooling in mind. Two 120mm front fans and two 80mm rear fans are included in the chassis to keep your whole system well ventilated - Extra Clever Designs : The RSV-R4000 features dual USB 2.0 connectors on the front panel for easy connectivity. - Motherboard Compatibility: The Rack-mount server chassis is compatible with Motherboard: CEB (12" x 10.5") and ATX (12" x 9.6") and below - Front Panel Lock: Stylish Black with front panel lock provides a better security for your rackmount server case - Solid and Steady Structure : A solid 4U rack mount industrial server case combines huge rooms, security, and expansion all together - HDD Screwless Design : Users can easily take off the hard drives with the screwless cage and modular release buttons. - Tremendous capacity :RSV-R4000 commits with vast room to meet your demand for an outstanding system. Dimensions (H x W x D)-7 x 16.8 x 21 inches (Including panel). 7 x 16.8 x 23 inches (With handles, including panel) - Motherboard Compatibility: CEB (12" x 10.5") and ATX (12" x 9.6") - Front door with key lock for better security ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0055EV30W | | Brand | Rosewill | | Built-In Media | Server Case, keys, and screws | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | CPU | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,101 Reviews | | Enclosure Material | Metal | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00898745037517 | | Is Assembly Required | No | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 23"D x 16.8"W x 7"H | | Item Weight | 29.8 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Rosewill | | Material | Metal | | Mfr Part Number | RSV-R4000 | | Model Number | RSV-R4000 | | Mounting Type | Rack Mount | | Product Dimensions | 23"D x 16.8"W x 7"H | | Size | 4U , 8 Bays & 4 Fans | | UPC | 898745037517 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 year warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Rosewill - **Color:** Black - **Material:** Metal - **Product Dimensions:** 23"D x 16.8"W x 7"H - **Size:** 4U, 8 Bays & 4 Fans ## Images ![Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71mz1S+8Y0L.jpg) ![Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jsqxrlMhL.jpg) ![Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71uOTaHvhcL.jpg) ![Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/715T9oAB4oL.jpg) ![Rosewill 4U Server Chassis/Server Case/Rackmount Case, Metal Rack Mount Computer Case with 8 Bays & 4 Fans Pre-Installed (RSV-R4000) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71T9e6CqzvL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is all of the weight held by those 4 screws? Any for the back of the case?** A: That is completely up to you. With a minimum purchase, yes the 4 screws would hold the entire weight of the contents. The screws should be able to support the weight, but they may be difficult to position in order to tighten them. I bought a set of rails for the bottom case of my rack. Another option would to be to install the case in your rack empty, and then add the contents. That postpones any problems until you need to service anything inside. If you do buy the rails, the bottom machine can support the next machine until you get those screws tightened. **Q: Did anyone try eatx?** A: Yes it will accommodate an EATX board. I have a dual CPU Opteron board (H8DAE-2) in my home media server using this case - no issues. **Q: Can you remove the 3.5" HD cages and replace them with Hot Swap Cages? Measuring the cages in the pictures it appears hot swap cages would fit.** A: Yes, I was able to reuse my (non-Rosewill branded) hot swap cages from my server tower and put into this case. In order to mount them securely, you can reuse the thin metal rails that are used to secure the pre-installed hard drive cages/fans and put them on the side of the hot swap cages. It will then slide right into the case and click into the case. It was a tight fit but they are very secure without requiring any screws for mounting. **Q: Can i remove the HDD trays and front fans and mount 12 5.25 bays? I have 3 iStarUSA Hot-Swap HDD Cages and want to mount them in this case.** A: See the RSV-L4412 which already does this pre-configured. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My second case.. Here are my thoughts. *by T***N on June 19, 2019* Hello everyone My name is Tod and I am the lead creative here at Pilot Reel Media Studio. Our studio primarily works on local broadcast marketing media and social documentaries. Most of our capture has shifted to 4K in the last year and this has made me consider new options for media handling and storage. During editing sessions much of the capture is maintained in a uncompressed format throughout the entire workflow and is only compressed specifically for the end user or a broadcast requirements. Moving to a 4K workflow has allowed for more options in post. Our editing machines need to have high speed access to these raw files and those files need to be protected so we'll be moving from a direct attached storage to a 10G Network Attached Storage file servers solution. I am also using this as a opportunity to start a vlog series and offer my opinion about some of the products and technology we use here at the studio. The packaging for the case was very good and would probably survive the worst from just about any carrier. This is my second 4U rack mountable case from Rosewill and for this particular build I choose the front loading hot swap able model from Rosewill. This will make changing out failed or failing drives much easier on a system that will get plenty of mileage and I expect drive failure will be a some what frequent occurrence. That and I'm a tight-wad and with the exception of the parity disks most of the array will be cheap white label shucks from western digital. I like this case design and it's size as a 4U making it possible to use taller heat sinks and larger fans. I don't have a server closet so 2U cooling is out as this would be terribly distracting during editing or screenings for clients. I am also moving to VM or Virtual Machines as editing weapons now that server platforms can properly support this utility and this also has the added benefit of reducing the mechanical footprint of editing equipment and increasing electrical efficiency. My experience with that first Rosewill case was that it had excellent cooling and noise characteristics and expect this unit will be as good in spite of having 3 fewer fans which I think may have been over kill on that design. The case also support extra large older enterprise server boards which are available on the cheap and are incredibly durable while being still viable as work stations for 4K content. My first server build is actually doing triple duty at my home as a PLEX and iTunes media server, protected high speed storage and VM platform. That build sports dual 8 core xeons and runs 295w and core temps never get above 51c until a VM is active, while under full load during tasks such as trancoding work the highest temps I've seen were in the mid to upper 70c range and at 450 to 550 watts, a real testament to the basic but well executed design by Rosewill. My initial impressions of this RSV-L4412 case are that the basic construction quality is good, however the lid was a bit off causing cross threading of one of the lid screws during construction. I was able to correct the threading but it is understandable why at this price point errors of this nature could occur. The fans are of reasonable quality but can be changed to higher quality low noise fans quite easily if that is important for your particular build. This build will get that upgrade right away. The stock fans are low enough rpm and don't really produce a lot of noise so you could be forgiven for letting them die a slow death before swapping them out as I am with my system at home. Rosewill does offer 2U options and if you have dedicated server closet that may be of interest if sound is not an issue. This server will be in our editing room so the 4U is the better option for me. The extra height of the case will allow for taller heat sinks for the CPU's and larger diameter fan which wont contribute much to the ambient sound in the room a real must for maintaining concentration during long editing sessions or client screenings. Rosewill does provide a reasonable accessory assortment with this case and depending on your motherboards hard drive connections you could have all you need to properly make all connection to the drive modules, you will however need to consider a solution for powering the 6 molex power connectors for these modules. I found adapters for less than $3 each on Amazon. I'll leave a link in the video description below. The front I/O is a bit dated as the USB connections are USB 2.0 however the panel does provide LED activity lights for 2 network connections. The case is modular and offered in at least 3 configuration so customizing it is a easy option and Rosewill sells all the different drive modules separately making it possible to set your case up to meet your specific needs. Each drive has it's own drive activity light and you are provided with all the screws to mount your drives to the hot swap caddies. A very durable looking filter is mounted in the front door panel it has however been my experience that the area around the lock does allow some unfiltered air to pass through and you may want to come up with a solution to fix this minor issue. The drive caddies are constructed of plastic but the contact surfaces look like they can handle years of service. So in conclusion I find the Rosewill RSV-L4412 case of good quality overall and from a price point perspective a great choice for someone seeking a performance over all other considerations. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It has sufficient room for what I needed it for and the price was great. There is no cd-rom drive (i did not ... *by A***R on May 19, 2018* So I'm giving this review 4/5. I've been building PC's for many decades now. This case does the job. It has sufficient room for what I needed it for and the price was great. There is no cd-rom drive (i did not mark a star off for this) so buyer beware (but who uses cd-roms anymore after your OS is installed). However the reason it's getting 4 stars instead of 5 is for a 2 reaons 1) The right most internal drive bay is impossible to remove without a long/tiny screw driver (meaning the shaft is tiny). It's basically right under the lip of the edge so you can't really get your screw driver in there to release the 2 screws. Bad design flaw there 2) The front USB/Power headers were loose. They flopped around and the button controller fell inside. I said "no big deal i'll tighten up the screws" but they were already tight. I had to install some washers to make it sit properly. VERY odd issue. Not sure if ohters had that but another design flaw Other then that. It does the job. Plenty of room inside for your Micro ATX motherboard and a full size power supply. They COULD have made the top case fan cut-outs bigger so it lines up with power supplies better. I think about 80% of the power supply fan made it the other 20% got covered. BUT that's minor (again could have been better designed). Otherwise, a great case. I'd buy it again because the price is right. One thing to note as is the case with mos cases with front handles... you'll have a tough time getting all 4 rack screws in. I usually remove the handles but forgot to so I only installed 2 screws on one side (it sits on top of an APC so it's not a huge deal). But if you want to do it RIGHT you may want to remove the handles (if possible) to allow you to get your screw driver in. Again that's PRETTY TYPICAL with cases with handles on the front so that's not a flaw of this case, no stars marked off for that. Good case as I said except for those 2 minor things (well 1 is minor, the other was a big oversight... the front power buttons that is) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great case - Great case for watercooling mods *by E***E on August 7, 2013* Edit** look for Logisys CS4803BK - same exact case under a different brand, usually cheaper** Case has a lot of good features, and some minor issues. 1 - roomy, loaded the case with a micro atx server mb (x8sil-f) fits is good mb has a lot of room. great airflow across the board and the memory. 2- middle fan bay, there are cutouts for the fan wirring, and there is about a 1/2 inch clearance between the top panel. I was able to insert a 120mm all in one water cooler Thermaltake water 2.0 cooler with not problem mounted to the middle fan intake. The case is long so you might need to get a new psu if it has short cables for the front fans or power extenders. The front filter is very restrictive due to the plastic holder with small round holes. fans ran louder because of it so i removed the filter and will clean system when necessary. system came with 6 120m fans however i replaced all fan with gtyphoons anyway. case has rubber feet on bottom so it can be placed on a table if necessary, fits nicely in a rack. cons 1 - screws for the top panel of the case are kinda small, to maintain a flush appearance, they strip easily so be caseful if you need to screw down the top panel. 2 - Fan / hd cage - had an issue with the fan cage trying to put it back in once removed. the two to the left removed fine with no issue and were reinserted with no issue. The one closes to the usb ports, clanged on part of the case, tried replacing all of the metal holders however it did not make a difference. had to bend a part of the case to get the hd cage to reinsert properly. Update 3-2015 i have 2 of these casea and they are great for what i need. Case is very close to perfect if you know what you want to do. system 1 - dual processor supermicro 8xdt6 mb, rosewill 4 drive hot swap sata cage, icy dock MB455SPF-B, dual thermaltake water2.0 coolers ( mounted to the holes in the side panel - removed fan partition to mount.) server rails still fit with this mod. case has a ton of room to fit this, so now with the w/c setup it runs very very quiet. first 2 pictures of completed build attached. Second build Gaming machine - drive cages removed, top drive cage removed ( screws), tripple radiator push pull config installed( drill mount to bottom drive support), and wc resevior and pump installed ( drilled mount holes) . will use free standing drive mount to hold hdds. processor + video card wc loop. - last 4 pictures Update 3-2018 Modded case to support 120mm aio coolers on the side. Freed up a lot of room of case interior. 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