Fayme Mining Frame Mining ETH Motherboard Bracket Thickened Bitcoin Mining Rig Case Support ITX/ATX for 8 GPU(ATX)

Been using this an open-air frame for my home server around 3 months now and still holding up fine.

There is but guide how to assemble . Rest is great product i use'it as frame on proxmox home server.

I’m not using this for a mining rig, but for a lab setup so that I can easily test different components. I’ve also purchased two of them.It’s solid and quick to assemble and makes life much easier than using a full case.

Didn't look like much when I took it out the box and there's no instructions. I had to refer to the pictures on amazon to see which way round the two panels fitted but managed to work it out

Easy to construct, sturdy frame, and provided a decent base for my test bench open PC ATX build.

Came bent like a banana in a skim box so any pressure on box will damage as steel is wafer thin Amazon has sorted but would not use anyways not worth 10 euro

Really straightforward installing , not enough space for the cards , the ads are misleading, you will only fit 1 or 2 cards maybe 3 small ones and then you will not have enough air flow but good to start out with and I got this only for 15 euro.

Sturdy and stable. No documentation, only the pictures on the Amazon page, but if you can't put this together, you probably shouldn't be building a rig anyway. Didn't need the supplied switch - my mobo has a dedicated button.The base frame is slightly different to the one advertised, because in addition to the angle brackets to stabilise and support the back plate, there are two more pop-outs (triangular), presumably for the SSD.I use the open frame for component testing, with a standard ATX mobo, but if you want to use it for crypto-mining, it WILL take up to 8 cards with a mining mobo like the AsRock H110 Pro (see photo).