Chenbro Rackmount 4U Server Chassis RM41300-F

The case had plenty of room so far. The description said it has a 120mm fan in the front, but mine didn't come with one. It has 2 smaller fans in the rear and no fans in the front. The motherboard fit great, it was a EEB motherboard, Z9PE-D8 WS.I will update as things progress.Edit1: I took off the second ODD cage to see if there was a way to even mount a 120mm fan to the cage or the case without the cage and there isn't. The pictures of case on Chenbro's site, the description of this product on Amazon, and even the pictures on the inside of the case that show instructions all show a 120mm fan and some hardware that goes around the fan (I assume for mounting it).

I didn't like the idea of spending almost $100 on a case, but I had recently purchased a server cabinet/rack and this would make this easier.The reason this thing cost $100 is because it's really well constructed. Even the removable bay covers are made of metal.It wasn't clear to me how many 5.25 inch external bays this device has, but here's the run down:3 x 5.25 inch bays - front right side2 x 3.5 inch bays (floppy/zip drive, etc) - bottom right and bottom left1 x slimline cd bay - bottom centerI needed these external bays so I could mount my multiple SATA carriage-less drive chassis in it, so I can clone drives or so I can repair/repartition/resize existing partitions.The left side, where you'd think you could fit more devices, houses a large case fan that tips out so you can clean the filter (yes there is a washable filter in there).The inside of the case is spacious and easy to work with. It came with all the required nuts and screws to mount a motherboard, plus extra screws for the case itsefl.This was a good purchase for me, and if I ever need another case with so many external access bays, I'd buy this again in a heart beat.