Review on 💻 Veddha V3C 8-GPU Mining Case: Optimized Aluminum Stackable Open Air Frame with Fan Mount - Ethereum (ETH), Ethereum Classic (ETC), ZCash (ZEC), Monero (XMR), Bitcoin (BTC), Siacoin (SC) by Joshua Reid

What a great shot! Clean, professional looking, durable, stackable! I'd like to preface this by acknowledging that I'm mechanically inclined, my hands work well, and I work fast. Let's look at a few problems with a low star: 1) Poor Instructions - Instructions are in small print and can be downloaded from a website if you have poor eyesight. I could see her clearly in the room where I met in good light. I also took the time to define and place everything in advance so I know what needs to be where. I suggest doing this because that extra step speeds things up when you don't have to guess what's what. 2) Takes a long time to assemble - took 20-30 minutes total, no power tools, definitely a screwdriver can be MUCH faster. Since it was such a small project, I didn't see the need for it. Each hole was cut perfectly and they were good enough to include a set of hex tools for those who don't have one. There is a self-locking nut that is used to install a few parts that I've never seen before, but as long as you leave them loose and insert and twist the hex bolt, they work like a charm! The most time consuming part is assembling the fan, but I chose to use the screws that came with the fans instead of the hex head screws from the kit. Long fine-thread screws were not necessary. 3) The fans weren't running - yes, the ad clearly states that. I ordered a nice set of PWM fans here from Revain that came with my kit. Giving a low rating because YOU didn't read the ad is YOUR fault, not the manufacturer's. The motherboard holes will be aligned when these parts are installed. I made this mistake on one of my builds and just had to flip the part. All of this just goes to show that I think this is a great frame. I made a change after assembling my first one. I flipped the bar that the GPU was supposed to sit on so it's now under the riser extension instead of under the back of the card. The bar was too wide for the Sapphire card I had and it also makes it easier to apply force to the top of the card in the riser. Assembly and instructions are not intended for those who need it really cute. To be honest no part of mining is like that, from hardware selection, software selection, setup, troubleshooting, optimization, monitoring etc. I can say that out of all the setups I have, this is my favorite framework until someone comes along. with a great closed case design I will develop it further!