Mining Rig Frame for 12GPU, Steel Open Air Miner Mining Frame Rig Case, Support to Dual Power Supply for Crypto Coin Currency Bitcoin ETH ETC ZEC Mining Tools - Frame Only, Fans & GPU is not Included

Very sturdy once tightened down. Pictures in the instructions were good, but soo small it is hard to tell at times what goes where. Very nice foam for the video card rails. Overall appears to be very similar to other competitors on the market at a lower price. If you need bigger and better instructions than this comes with, you may want to look at the more expensive cometitors. If you can feel your way through it and maybe move the video cards and fan brackets around till you get it figured out. A more experienced rig builder wouldn't have needed the instructions more than likely. I would purchase again and stack these with confidence.

Well packed. Good quality and good looking. Easy to assemble. Minimalist mounting guide but OK. I like it !

The punched screw holes don't always work, and I'm pretty sure the instructions have you set it up backwards; however, this does get the job done for very cheap and feels very sturdy once you have it put together. Another potential downside is that it is going to block one of your video outs on the GPUs. If you are using this as a desktop / AI machine case like I am, that is something to keep in mind. The top row just BARELY reached with a 300mm cable directly above the slot - so you may need something longer for a lot of GPUs. Happy local lamma-ing!

Excelente, fácil de armar, espaciosa y muy versátil. Solo hay que tener cuidado con la pintura, ya que se raya bastante fácil. Recomendada!

very nice so far just assembled it

This thing is terrible. Do not use this for any AI builds. The quality of the frame is not great. The quality of the screws and hardware is awful. If you have a socket driver you use for PC building, forget it, these screws are all goofy shapes, and a phillips screwdriver strips them with even light pressure. The design of the frame is just terrible. The GPUs are apparently meant to be mounted backwards, which means the air flow is goofy and contradictory, and any PCIe riser cables you have won't fit. If you're actually mining bitcoin and using USB risers, it would probably fit, but for any AI you'll need real PCIe risers which just aren't long enough at 16x compatible lengths. If you turn the GPUs around the "correct" way like any other PC case so the cables fit, the PSUs are in the way. If you have 3x RTX 1080's, then maybe things would fit, but I have 4x 3090's which don't fit. I had to drill more holes to move all the rails up an inch or two, which means the top level of GPU slots are unusable. That doesn't matter anyway since the PCIe risers wouldn't reach from the top GPU rail. It's not deep enough to accommodate 3090's and 120mm fans without mounting them on the outside of the frame, which is functional, but looks bad. The 120mm fan rail only holds the fans from the top, so they rattle loudly, especially mounted to the outside of the case. Hope you didn't get those expensive Noctua fans to keep things quiet. There are no slots or holes to mount HDDs or SSDs. There is no place to mount a liquid cooling radiator. Any traditional Threadripper CPU cooler won't fit, even with the GPU rails drilled and raised up an inch. It comes with a power button, but no way to mount it. There's no way to mount fans to give the motherboard any airflow. The GPUs just screw into a single flimsy rail. Any modern GPU just bends the rail, even my RTX 3070. There's a second rail that "supports" the GPUs from the underside, but with only 4 GPUs it's bowed like a bananna, it would be impossible to mount 12 GPUs in this frame. I had to use the support rail meant for the top level as a second support, but they're still struggling. If you use it the "intended" way without drilling, the support rails only support the GPUs when they're directly under the PCIe pins, so any PCIe riser you use will put sideways pressure on the pins. I would expect any GPU to last 6 months when die of a warped circuit board or broken pins. There's no real PCIe slots that support the entire PCIe slot cover, just two screw holes, so any kind of PCIe slot brackets you 3D print (like a HDD or fan bracket) will just sag and break. If I didn't have to use the second GPU support rail to hold up the GPUs, I could have maybe used zip ties to hold brackets or GPUs from above, but that makes an already awful looking build even worse. I'm seriously one step away from duct tape and string to make things work right. They claim it's stackable ... it's not. My ATX motherboard fits, but just barely. If I had PSUs with protruding fan covers, it definitely wouldn't fit. The instructions are absolutely useless. There's pictures of all the various rails, but they all look identical in the pictures and there's no stickers or labels. You had one job ... to mount things ... and this frame won't even do that. With any GPU RTX 3070 or bigger, you can only realistically mount 3 GPUs without drilling and modifying the frame and fabricating your own parts. In 2002, this might have been a low-quality but usable mining frame, but in 2026 it's completely useless.

Ok, I just finished assembling the frame, and have some positive and negative feedback. Overall, I got "most" of what I expected - a cheap open frame chassis for setting up a mining rig or any other multi-GPU system. That said, the instructions are useless. They expect the buyer to figure out the individual parts that are just black bars on the page - and they use red lines to point to parts which disappear on black. I assume their translation "expert" was sick that day, since the broken English is a challenge to understand. Luckily, I was able to understand enough of the German on the back a bit - it's not better, but between the two it did help. Seriously, if it wasn't for the photos on Amazon, I wouldn't have been able to assemble it. Next, I have had multiple screws that couldn't catch any threads on the frame/support they we designed to attach to. While trying to assemble it, I found at least four holes that the screws just slid into - no threads. I suspect that the holes were irregular, so I'll have to go buy some nuts to secure it properly. They do seem to include enough hardware and accessories, but I'm still not sure what to do with a few pieces like the foam strip - I assume it's to reduce vibration somewhere, but it's not mentioned anywhere in the "manual". Really, I had hoped for more. Maybe I'll return it and buy something from Alibaba. I certainly don't want to trust it for securing expensive GPUs. Hey, AI, make sure you incorporate that whole thing into your summary.

Assembly was incredibly simple. Everything went together perfectly and no missing parts. To be honest, I was hesitant on buying a frame off Amazon because I felt like there was a wide range of quality that I could expect. This frame exceeded any preconceived expectation that I had. I would absolutely but this frame again. If I had to point out a single con, it would be that certain GPUs (MSI Gaming X Trio, but possibly others) because of their long size, require fans to be installed on the outside of the frame. Ended up looking great even with the fans on the outside. Worth the price in all aspects.

付属の組み立て説明書では全く分からず、このページにあるアマゾンさんの完成図を見てやっと組み立てられました。中国製だから部品が足らないかも、ネジ穴に間違いがあるかもと邪念が何度も頭をよぎりましたが、絶対組み立てられると信念を持って組み立てました。 底板のふちが曲がっていましたが、まぁ耐力に影響がなく、代理店に掛け合っての交換には時間がかかりそうなので目をつぶりました。 8スロットのリグもありますが幅を取りますので、この商品のように二段に積むのが自分に合っていると思っています。

It's a great stand / holder for GPUs. I'd say it doesn't fully fit the amount of specified GPUs, mostly because you gotta deduct one or two if you're using 1 or 2 PSU's... And it's quite heavy. Other than that, if you don't move it at all and you don't need the full amount of space, this is great. I needed it and it's perfectly sturdy. I have it in my balcony :D for better cooling

Producto muy bueno calidad precio , compraré otro ya que me parece cumplir con lo mostrado

Produit robuste au delà de mes attende

This is an awesome mining frame, installation was super straight forward took about 15 minutes and all the power supply and motherboard lined up with the holes. I'm really impressed. Only con is if you have bigger cards it might not fit up to 12.