Rosewill 4U Rackmount Server Chassis | Supports up to 2 3.5" HDD & 4 2.5" SSD | E-ATX Workstation & 360mm AIO Support | 3X 120mm PWM Fans | USB 3.2 Type-C | RSV-L4620

Snagged this case for my homelab server rack. I needed a case that A. Could fit ATX/E-ATX, B. Has modern ports (USB-C, USB3.0), C. Supported liquid cooling radiators and D. Costed below $300 and this case crushed it. Favorite parts - Both the top brace for PCI-E cards and the divider with 3 fans are fully removeable. I temporarily remove both to make install the motherboard and liquid cooler easier, and then popped them back in once those were mounted. Couldn't be happier with this case so far.

For the price it isn't terrible, the next closest thing that supports a 360 radiator is around 35% more expensive so my complaints are tempered a bit. The metal is thin and cheap feeling, but I can let that slide. My biggest gripe is how big of a pain it is to open the front cover. I get this is a budget case, but they could have made the mechanism to open the front cover a little more reasonable. The locking mechanism is super flimsy and sits flush on the face of the door giving you nowhere to grip it so you can pull it open. You need to use a tool to pry it open after unlocking it, or jam the key into the lock and press it down to have it act as a grip point. At least as a server case the number of times I will likely ever open the thing to access the power or reset buttons are pretty low.

Very long, but I assume that is a selling point. I've Had consistent issues with airflow in a 2 GPU setup, but I live in exceedingly warm climate so that may be on me Bang for buck seems about nice, it's very spacious and easy to work in Had an issue with the handles where the screw holes were just a bit too much to the side for my rack, with the screws being unable to be mounted. I have two other machines screwed on already, so I just lay it on top and it's been fine, but do beware that some modification may be necessary Don't hate it, but it's got its flaws. I'm more positive about it than negative Notably, it fits a 3-fan aio without issue, which is very nice.

Used this initially for building a rack mount pc for video production. It worked great as a standalone unit, however we did not factor the length of the chassis and it does not fit in a standard depth rack case. This is not a fault of the item, but an oversight on my side. Durable build that survived traveling in the bed of a pick up truck

Works very well, good airflow, some decent noise as to be expected. No AIO installed. I saw no reviews specifically on the model I had which was an RSV-L4620. It is structurally sound and sturdy. Easy to access as well, the front panel can be a little annoying but once it’s up and running it is great. Removal is easy, could be even easier with setting on rails.