Just a little more tweaking...

[Macgyv3r]

I've been building this setup for over a year off and on. Just finished the desk. I think it's pretty close to being done, at least until I figure out something else it needs... The main goal was to simplify maintenance. The whole rack is sealed except for the single filtered intake at the bottom and the exhaust vents at the top and as long as I clean the filter regularly it actually does very well in that regard. 

 

The main rig is a 7950x, asus 670e-plus, 64gb ddr5, asus 4080.

The Nas is a 6700k, 32gb ddr4, evga 1070. 

 

Both are in case I custom made. I started with some 4 sided aluminum boxes. I 3d printed the i/o panel, mobo trays, hdd rack, etc to fit and then a sheet of polycarbonate on top with a 5"/125mm gap in the back for exhaust. I only saw a 3-5 degree increase in temps with the cases in the rack, and i was willing to live with up to 10 before I added more fans to the rack. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[thrasher_565]

nice rack build. i was going to use a rack to store a butt ton of cables but atm just have Ethernet switch in it. but im going to use it for my game consoles. might get another rack down the road thow.

 

was planing to have like keystone jacks out the back and console controller extensions but i got a bunch of wireless controllers so ill do that for now.

[TheCamba]

Love the organization.  Can you point me in the right direction for the 3D printed battery holders?  Not that I am most impressed by that. Ha, but it all looks good.

 

[Macgyv3r]

On 1/17/2024 at 12:36 PM, TheCamba said:

Love the organization.  Can you point me in the right direction for the 3D printed battery holders?  Not that I am most impressed by that. Ha, but it all looks good.

 

I designed the battery holders, but I believe I used this model as the basis for all my din rail holders to attach to the rail. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2613804/files If you want these exact ones let me know and I'll upload them.