Here is my old Codegen Mini Server Case for Sale
Be sure to check out My Case Mods 1 and 2 for more images of this case.
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Front Angle
Here is the front view of my case.
The drive bays include:
Eight 5.25" Bays (1 of which is internal)
One 3.5" Bay (external)
OR when you install the internal hd cage:
Five 5.25" Bays (1 of which is internal)
Four 3.5" Bays (3 of which are internal)
This case is on wheels from the manufacture.
Lock in the door has been removed due to it being inoperable if a 5.25" device is installed in one of the two bays behind it.
All metal 5.25" Bay covers have been mis-placed due to them not being used while I was using the case.
Not all screws will match on the case as I used mostly thumbscrews for the cards and the panels.
Middle card slot screw hole is bent inward and seems to be mis-shaped as my thumbscrew would not work in it. But I was able to find a screw that did work just fine.
There are minor scratches on the case, but none are large or noticeable when the case is in place.
The upper edge of a side panel was bent in shipping to me. It has been re-shaped. But where it was bent and fixed shows up. Not noticeable as this is at the back of the case.
Floppy Drive is not inluded with the price of the case. But if it is desired I will include for an additional .00. It is a relatively new Mitsumi Drive.
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Top View of Case
Here is the 120x120x38mm Delta that pulls 130cfm out of my case. Beside it is a basic on/off switch. The connectors on the switch are soldered to the fan. This fan is included with the sale of the case.
I installed chrome door trim molding around all of the fan holes. |
Rear View of the Case
In the back of the case I have a pair of 80x80x25mm Adda (sleeve bearing) fans for intake as I had the case on an outside wall with trees on the otherside. The wall remained cool so this was a good source for cool air. I turned around for the picture to see if the labels would be visibile. They flow around 30 or so cfm each
The motherboard is not inluded with the case (of course the ATX Backplate is included).
There is no power supply included with the case.
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Side Panel
This is the left side panel of the case (as you are facing the case). In it I had a friend cut holes for a pair of 92mm delta fans. I needed the mounting hardware and grilles from them for use in my new case. But the fans themselves will be included with the sale of the case. They flow 58cfm each.
Mounting hardware for these fans are not included.
This case features silver and blue pin-striping. The blue pin striping goes around both sides of the case and across the front. With the silver pin striping creating a rectangle draping over the top of the case, and meeting where the metal meets the plastic on the front of the and just before the edge of the back of the case. |
Motherboard Side Panel
This panel has only been pin-striped |
3.5" Drive Cage
This is the drive cage that mounts in the case if you wish to have internally mounted HD's, Personally I would rather use 5.25" adapter brackets or hd heatsinks/removeable racks than use this cage as it would not use up as many 5.25"s bays. Also you can install one hd in an adapter just below the 5.25" that is not behind the door. |
Interior Shot
This case has plenty of space to get your hands in to work with. The top panel acts as a stabilizer for the whole case. So beware of that if and when it is removed to access the floppy drive bay.
Neither the motherboard nor removeable hd rack is included in the sale of the case.
Please feel free to contact me if there are any questions about this case. I am only asking $ 50.00
This would be a great case to mod further. The pin-striping should be easy to remove by the new owner. The pin striping used it just standard automotive grade pin-striping.
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