Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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A desktop server chassis with a high-efficiency 6200 power supply module
This new NShi server chassis uses a desktop form factor. The unit is built around a high-efficiency power supply module. It is designed for industrial personal computer deployments.
Buyers who need a rackmount form factor should look elsewhere. Systems requiring a redundant power supply configuration are not supported by this design. Builds that demand specific drive bay counts or expansion slot layouts not listed here will need a different chassis.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Chassis style | Desktop |
The H1U-6200P is a desktop-type chassis, so it accepts standard desktop motherboards such as ATX or micro-ATX depending on the exact internal layout.
The H1U-6200P is described as a high-efficiency power supply module itself, so a separate ATX PSU is not required and may not fit the mounting points.
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