PlanTheRack

Mac mini, Mac Studio and DGX Spark in an 8U 10 inch rack

A Mac mini, an NVIDIA DGX Spark and a Mac Studio stacked under a small switch. A desk-side AI and Mac workstation rack.

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Most mini PCs, Macs, modems and small switches can't go in a rack on their own. When you add one, the planner puts it in a rack mount made to fit that exact device, from 3D Rack Mounts. Gear that already has rack ears goes straight in.

In a mount made for it Rack-ready Open

Tap an open slot to choose where the next item goes. Drag an item to move it (on a phone, press and hold first). Tap it to remove it.

Parts list

8 of 8U used. 4 items need mounts ($213.96 in mounts); the rest has its own rack ears.

SlotHeightPart
U11UTP-Link TL-SG108E Switch mount $31.99
U2 to U32UApple Mac Mini M6 / M5 Pro / M4 / M4 Pro mount $62.99
U4 to U52UNVIDIA DGX Spark mount $66.99
U6 to U83UApple Mac Studio mount $51.99

Racks it fits

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How it works

  1. Pick a rack. 10" mini racks (DeskPi, GeeekPi, Lab Rax and similar) or a standard 19" rack, at the height you have.
  2. Add your gear. Search a device to place it. Gear that already has rack ears, like UniFi and Netgear switches, Synology RackStations, UPS units and PDUs, is in the list too and goes in as rack-ready.
  3. See what's missing. Anything without ears shows as "needs a mount", with a mount you can buy for it.
  4. Share it. The link holds the whole layout, so a build can be posted, compared or finished later.