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myVolts Open Frame Server Chassis ATX 420 x 280mm
Open aluminium frame supports ATX, micro-ATX or ITX boards with up to seven PCI slots and two drive bays
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Open-frame design maximises airflow for stable hardware operation
- Aluminium alloy and acrylic frame supports ITX, M-ATX and ATX motherboards
- Up to seven PCI expansion slots accommodate multiple add-in cards
- Two drive bays on ATX and M-ATX versions provide storage flexibility
- Tool-friendly layout simplifies self-assembly and ongoing maintenance
Open Frame ATX Chassis 420 x 280mm
The myVolts open frame server chassis is an aluminium alloy and acrylic bracket that supports ATX motherboards up to 305 x 244mm. It provides seven PCI expansion slots, two hard drive positions and a front power button for system assembly.
For DIY builders who want visible hardware
This frame suits enthusiasts building test benches, mining rigs or showcase systems where component access and airflow take priority over dust protection. Buyers who need enclosed panels, noise isolation or pre-installed fans should consider a traditional enclosed case instead.
ATX motherboard support up to 305 x 244mm
The chassis accepts standard ATX boards measuring 305 x 244mm and offers seven PCI slots for graphics cards or add-in cards. Verify your motherboard dimensions match this footprint before purchase, as smaller ITX or M-ATX variants use different frame sizes.
Highlights
- Open-frame design maximises airflow for stable hardware operation
- Aluminium alloy and acrylic frame supports ITX, M-ATX and ATX motherboards
- Up to seven PCI expansion slots accommodate multiple add-in cards
- Two drive bays on ATX and M-ATX versions provide storage flexibility
- Tool-friendly layout simplifies self-assembly and ongoing maintenance
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How do I install a motherboard into the 420 x 280mm aluminium frame and what step is often missed?
Mount the ATX board (305 x 244mm) using the supplied screw bag, then fit the separate reset and power key onto the front switch interface — many builders forget the key assembly.
Which parts of this open frame will need replacement after long-term use?
The acrylic panels can crack if stressed during transport, and the aluminium standoffs may strip if screws are over-tightened; both are the only serviceable items.
What is the first limitation you hit when running a full ATX build under sustained load?
With no integrated fans or dust filters, the open 420 x 280mm layout relies entirely on component coolers, so GPU and CPU thermals become the limiting factor.
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