So far I can’t complain. This thing arrived and it did have a post error complaining that one of the fans was not working inside the 3 fan assembly. Verified that the fan was indeed not working. Reached out to seller and was immediately shipped and entirely new 3 fan assembly rather than just the one fan. Swapped it out and we were good to go. It was a little annoying that the fan throws a post error that you have to press F1 to bypass and this can not be disabled. This will be sitting in a rack with no peripherals attached so rebooting would have been impossible without being next to it.I’m currently using this for multiple purposes but primarily for Plex. I swapped out the Quadro 5000 for a Quadro P2000. The existing ram is not 12800 like the even though board supports it, it’s instead 10600R but it has a CAS latency of 9 so I prefer that over the higher CL on the 12800.I also purchased a DAS with 5 bays and rather than set up RAID I just set up StableBit’s DrivePool. Normally I would probably use Unraid but this already has Windows on it and it was simple enough to go with DrivePool.After that I installed ImDisk Toolkit to create a RAM Disk to dedicate for faster transcoding. Just create the drive and then configure Plex to use that drive for where temporary transcode data is stored.A Few things I added was a PCIE USB 3 card for some additional USB 3 ports. Then for VNC to render properly I needed to add an EDID emulator because this will be headless. My one thing I will likely replace is the SSD it came with. I will be upgrading it to a 1tb 870 EVO.Now that I’m all set up, this thing is running great. Runs cool and quiet.My only real complaint is that this thing is pretty damn heavy. It’s like lifting bricks. This case is solid.