Rosewill RSV-R4100U - ATX CEB Compatible

Rosewill 4U Server Chassis Rackmount Case | 7 3.5" Bays, 2 5.25" Devices| ATX, CEB Compatible | 1 120mm PWM Fan, 2 80mm PWM Fans | 2x USB 3.0 | Front Panel Lock and Key | Silver/Black - RSV-R4100U Review: Nice case, lots of space - This case has lots of space for drives. It comes with 3 pwm fans. The only issue for me is that my cooler is so tall That it touches the top of the case. I ordered a rail kit for it , as it does not come with it. It will hold 8 3.5 drives and a number of smaller Drives and it has space for 2 5.25 devices. Review: Like these - Some issues - I was looking for some cases for a budget server rack build. I ran across this one. Fit the design, and made by a manufacturer I was familiar with (unlike other manufacturers that just string a bunch of nonsense letters together). Case was decent enough. A couple of quibbles. 1) The cross bar is highly unusable if you are using anything substantial for a CPU cooler. But, it is removable, and doesn't seem to provide any real benefit anyway. I realize this is for GPU bracing, but really, you don't want / need this anyway for that purpose. 2) The intake filter is not easy to get to and kind of defeats the purpose of serviceability. To get this thin, under performing filter out of there to service, you have to literally take the fan bracket out of the case. This is not easy feat. Not sure why no one thought this a problem during design. I personally removed it completely to ensure good airflow anyway. The filter restricts a lot of it. 3) The handles don't seem very strong. Personally, I wouldn't allow the full weight of a built server to be suspended from these handles for any length of time. They likely will crack or break completely. They are good for sliding the case forward for rack removal though. 4) Case came with pre-installed MB standoffs. If you want to thread in more, this becomes an issue. I bought 5 of these cases. And, on each and every one, the extra standoffs (for full ATX installation), were not threaded at all. Which means you have to carefully thread in the standoffs into the unthreaded holes slowly, so they create a thread in the (thankfully) soft aluminum. This works, but geez, why aren't the holes pre-threaded? All in all, good budget rack mount case when money is tight. Just be aware of the pitfalls.