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server rack for micro ITX systems

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amrogers3

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Hello,

Can't seem to find (they may not exist) a smaller 10U or less enclosed server rack that will hold the smaller superMicro micro-ITX cases?

Installing a small group of servers for my home network and this rack will be in my living room (space is very limited) :( So something that has a shorter depth and quiet would be ideal.

Thanks in advance for the help.
 
sounds like a perfect furniture mod project, you could make a great wood cabinet for this
 
Blue Fox said:
Supermicro makes short depth 1U cases specifically for their ITX Atom boards. Fanless sans the power supply and less than 10" deep.

Rear IO: http://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/1U/502/SC502L-200.cfm
Front IO: http://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/1U/503/SC503L-200.cfm
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Hi Blue Fox, I am currently using the SC502L-200 case. I was looking for an actual small server rack. Can't find a smaller rack that would hold the micro-ITX cases. I love the smaller supermicro builds, if I could only find something that would hold the cases...

Synthetickiller said:
You can use small mini itx 1u blades?

Check out that link (Most are 1U, ignore all others that don't apply)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...esult=True&SrchInDesc=itx&Page=1&PageSize=100

If you're trying to put cases in a rack, good luck. I've never seen that done! Would make for one hell of a build log
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I know, if I only had the time... :(
 
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