PRODUCT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The era of ATX and Micro-ATX constructed Dual-core and Quad-Core CPU platforms have been the mainstream nowadays, the fast and stable server system is also presented by this model of design, the major features of this brand new design are, the depth of this chassis has 11.81" only, and it can also be installed by standard 19" rackmounting, I/O front-access rackmounting and wallmounting platform all without any extra brackets, it can be also installed two units of IPC-3013S at the same 3U space of cabinet's front and rear side with the cost effective and space saving values, combines with two intake 60mm fans at front side as standard and five exhaust 60mm fans at rear panel and side panel as option, comes with totally 4 drive bay with the chassis configuration, fits all standard 12"x9.6" Intel ATX MB form factor and standard PS2 power supply, meets regular server system application. Totally 4 drive bay: 1 x 5.25" CD and 3 x 3.5" HDD bay equipped two USB 2.0 ports equipped with two 60mm x 25mm intake YATE LOON D60SM-12 fans with air filter at front bezel Optional 60mm x 25mm exhaust fans (one for rear panel, two for side panel, two for front panel) with fan connector PCB in the front section regular rackmount, I/O front-access rackmount and wallmount compatible support 12"x9.6" ATX or 9.6"x9.6" Micro-ATX MB support standard PS2 power supply (power supply depth: 140mm) support 4 slot full height expansion cards (max. 160mm long) standard paint: black chassis dimension: 19" x 3U x 11.81" deep suggest to release the rear panel + PS2 PSU set first during system integration; Note: All full height GPU cards with power input on top side will not fit with 3U chassis S/H $40
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Bad chassis, does not match description
Where do I start with this piece of trash ...I purchased this chassis because I need a shorter depth (I have a smaller server rack) and this was the only one I could find. It looks great on the outside, but once I opened it up and started installing parts, the problems started to appear. First of all, the chassis does NOT fit an ATX board with the two installed fans. There is not enough clearance for the board and capacitors. I went to move the fans and the screws holding them on are rusted. All of them. It does NOT hold three 3.5" drives as stated. There are only two spots to secure drives and one spot for the 5.25" bay. The 'tray' that the drives sit on also does not clear CPU coolers of a certain height. I had to force it in and it was touching the cooler of the second CPU. The PSU is also right over the USB and SATA ports causing issues with cables.If I was going with a smaller micro/mini board, it might have worked better, but it is also low on the drive space making it useless as a server chassis. I guess I will keep looking for something that will work for me.EDIT: I found out an additional issue. There were additional non-removable posts supporting my ATX motherboard that were right under the RAM slots and bent the pins causing a short.
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