3D Printed GPU Rack forDual-Slot Cards (PCIe Riser, 120 mm Fan Mount)
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A 3D-printed rack that holds three dual-slot GPUs using PCIe riser cables. A 120 mm fan can be mounted at the front.
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A 3D printed rack that holds three dual-slot GPUs (I use Tesla P100s) using PCIe riser cables. A 120 mm fan can be mounted at the front. Combined with my Tesla P100 Triple Shroud for 120 mm Fan at the back, this allows a push-pull setup, but the rack also works on its own.
Mounting: The risers are screwed to the rack with 6x M3x6 screws into 6x threaded M3 heat inserts. The GPUs are held in place with standard PC case thumb screws through their slot brackets. The 120 mm fan is mounted with standard fan screws.
Risers: I used "Cooler Master Riser Cable Ver. 2 30cm." Mounting hole spacing may differ on other risers, so please check before printing.
Print settings: Printed in the shown orientation for minimal supports with a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layer height, and 15% Gyroid infill in PETG on an Ender 3.
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