AAAwave Sluice V2 Mining Frame Stacking Brackets (Black)

So you know, this thing will take forever to put together, there are instructions but they are not the easiest to follow. But if you did your legos as a kid it isn't too hard to figure out. In addition, the riser holes are just barely too far apart, they must drill them for the risers that they provide because my Rosewill, Longrunner and EBK risers all do not match up. But once it is set up properly and to your liking, it appears to be sturdy and survived me moving it, fully loaded with 12 cards and all, to a different room on a different floor.

Its HARD to assemble... And I'm not someone who backs down easily.. I've rebuild 1000's of computers, 100's of Car Engines, and work as an electronic technician professionally, and this thing is just BAD!!! It doesn't line up correctly because the parts are not cut evenly.. The entire thing is UNSTABLE. The cheap hardware it comes with is so poorly machined, that the parts bind together in assembly making it impossible to make fine adjustments without disassembling 1/2 of what you just put together.. It's made with the cheapest materials so nothing is able to be properly torqued down without stripping out.I would have definitely sent it back, except for that I also needed that type of slotted alum rods for another project, and I couldn't buy them cheaper ANYWAY else.. It's literally cheaper to buy this kit for the alum, then it is to buy the alum rods themselves...

I will first say that the price point is better than others out there. On the other hand, you get what you pay for.Upon opening box, there is thousands of little metals shavings everywhere on everything. This can be very dangerous if you were to rub your eye after handling anything in that box. Edges are very sharp also so be careful if you decide to buy this. It's was also a quality control issue.Onto the directions paper that is included. It is a epic fail on directions and worse is that several sentences do not make sense and words are misspelled everywhere and abbreviationsAfter several hours of assembling one of the 12GPU Frames, it was clear positioning of parts would be critical to get cables from psu to reach cards depending on how you utilize the shelves and your layout.My suggestion is, spend 20% more on a frame and save yourself frustration and time especially if you are using 8 cards instead of 12. I also bought another brand frame, the Veddha for 8 cards and it is built well and would suggest that one instead of this one if you have 8 cards and not 12.I'm going to be returning 2 of these 12GPU Frames.Hope this helps some others with researching what would work for them.

Love this thing. The only thing is that there was a pretty long scratch on the plastic that holds the motherboard and power. It looks like whoever added the graphic to the plexi also scratched it. Power supply and motherboard pretty much hide it but would be real upset if not.The shipping box was well packaged, a box within another box.All parts were included all hardward arrived fine.It's pretty cool and looks great but need to make sure that the factory is careful with the plexiglass.

A little bit of a bear to assemble but good quality and holds lots of gpus. I will note the holes did not line up with my pcie risers so i only used 2 per riser. Also the upper holes didnt line up with the support. I used zip ties there.