Hey guys, so I am working on another GPU Mining rig. I have been ordering parts over the past couple weeks. Still working to hunt down GPUs at a decent price. I managed to snag a XFX R9 380X 8GB card for $275. Which is still little more than I wanted to pay but the going rate at this point in time. So that looks like my next rig model I am going to go with. Now its on with the hunt for more R9s!
So yeah last night I finished up putting together a good old rig frame with left over wood pieces I found in the garage.
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So after about 25 minutes of cutting and screwing heres what we got! SUPER SIMPLE!
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Now for the measurements. You can essentially use any wood or aluminum that will work for you. Since I had spare 1" furring strips and some 3/4" plywood I decided to go with that.
Heres what you will need. (One thing I did notice was the measurement for the GPU rack itself for my other Sapphire Nitro RX480 rig was alittle further down than what I needed with these new XFX R9 380s. By about 1/4". So I need to adjust the rack holder up a tiny bit.)
Material Measurements:
22.5" x5 pieces
14" x4 pieces
12" x4 pieces
and depending the pieces you use for the bottom of the rig (for this one I had 3"wide by 1/2" plywood.) I used 4x pieces as you can see in the picture.
Last part is the GPU rack holder itself. I used a 4"x 1/2" piece of plywood. (Positioned 3.5" from front of rig and 4.5" from top of RIG.
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And so a new journey begins! Well as soon as my damn power supply gets here!
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Building a mining rig frame is so simple. If you have any questions what so ever do not hesitate to ask. Like I mentioned before you can choose to build a metal frame like I did on my other rig or you can choose to build it in wood. Or really whatever you can find laying around the house. I have seen some pretty creative rig frames. But this is by far the easiest.
Heres a look at my last rig. 
Gotta love GPU Mining!
Neeeeeeeeerrrrd!!!!