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A computer rack includes an upper frame, a lower frame, four parallel support legs, two horizontal struts, two mounting members, and two vertical struts. The support legs connect between the upper frame and the lower frame. The four support legs are parallel each other. Each horizontal strut is atta

A computer rack includes an upper frame, a lower frame, four parallel support legs, two horizontal struts, two mounting members, and two vertical struts. The support legs connect between the upper frame and the lower frame. The four support legs are parallel each other. Each horizontal strut is attached to two of the four support legs. The two horizontal struts is substantially perpendicular to the four support legs. Each horizontal strut is attached to two of the four support legs and is substantially perpendicular to the four support legs. Wherein, the mounting members are configured to be mounted in different positions to establish different distances between the two vertical struts in a direction substantially perpendicular to the vertical strut.

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1. A computer rack comprising: an upper frame;a lower frame;four support legs connecting the upper frame and the lower frame, and the four support legs are parallel to each other;two horizontal struts, the two horizontal struts are parallel each other, and each horizontal strut is attached to two of

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A computer rack comprising: an upper frame;a lower frame;four support legs connecting the upper frame and the lower frame, and the four support legs are parallel to each other;two horizontal struts, the two horizontal struts are parallel each other, and each horizontal strut is attached to two of the four support legs and is substantially perpendicular to the four support legs; each horizontal strut comprises a lengthwise main body and two securing flanges extending from opposite sides of the lengthwise main body; a plurality of securing holes is defined in each securing flange;two mounting members; each mounting member comprises a square plate and two fixing flanges extending from opposite sides of the square plate; the square plate is located between the two securing flanges; two first fixing holes and two second fixing holes are defined in each fixing flange; the two first fixing holes are aligned in a first direction; and the two second fixing holes are aligned in a second direction, that is substantially parallel to the first direction; andtwo vertical struts, the two vertical struts parallel to each other, and each vertical strut attached to one of the two horizontal struts in a first position via one of the two mounting members when the two first fixing holes are aligned with two of the plurality of the securing holes; and each vertical strut attachable to the one of the two horizontal struts in a second position via the one of the two mounting members when the two second fixing holes aligned with the two of the plurality of the securing holes, thereby changing a distance between the two vertical struts in a direction substantially perpendicular to the vertical strut and the horizontal strut. 2. The computer rack of claim 1, wherein a mounting hole is defined in the square plate, and a hole is defined in the vertical strut corresponding to the mounting hole. 3. The computer rack of claim 1, wherein each of the two horizontal struts further comprises a fixing piece extending perpendicularly from a distal end of the lengthwise main body; a through hole is defined in the fixing piece; and each support leg defines a side surface, and a plurality of screw holes is defined in the side surface at different heights corresponding to the through hole. 4. The computer rack of claim 3, wherein the plurality of the securing holes is aligned in a third direction, and the plurality of screw holes is aligned in a forth direction substantially perpendicular to the third direction. 5. The computer rack of claim 1, wherein a width of the square plate is substantially equal to the width of the lengthwise main body. 6. The computer rack of claim 1, wherein the square plate is substantially parallel to the lengthwise main body. 7. A computer rack comprising: an upper frame;a lower frame;four support legs, connected between the upper frame and the lower frame, that are parallel to each other;a horizontal strut, that is substantially perpendicular to the four support legs, attached to two of the four support legs; the horizontal strut comprises a lengthwise main body and two securing flanges extending from opposite sides of the lengthwise main body; a plurality of securing holes is defined in each securing flange;a mounting member; the mounting member comprises a square plate and two fixing flanges extending from opposite sides of the square plate; the square plate is located between the two securing flanges; two first fixing holes and two second fixing holes are defined in each fixing flange; the two first fixing holes are aligned in a first direction; and the two second fixing holes are aligned in a second direction, that is substantially parallel to the first direction; anda vertical strut, the vertical strut, substantially parallel to the four support legs, attached to the horizontal strut in a first position via the mounting member when the two first fixing holes are aligned with two of the plurality of the securing holes; and the vertical strut attachable to the horizontal strut in a second position via the two mounting member when the two second fixing holes aligned with the two of the plurality of the securing holes, thereby changing a distance between the horizontal strut and the vertical strut in a direction substantially perpendicular to the horizontal strut and the vertical strut. 8. The computer rack of claim 7, wherein a mounting hole is defined in the square plate, and a hole is defined in the vertical strut corresponding to the mounting hole. 9. The computer rack of claim 7, wherein the horizontal strut further comprises a fixing piece extending perpendicularly from a distal end of the lengthwise main body; a through hole is defined in the fixing piece; each support leg defines a side surface, and a plurality of screw holes is defined in the side surface at different heights corresponding to the through hole. 10. The computer rack of claim 9, wherein the plurality of the securing holes is aligned in a third direction, and the plurality of screw holes is aligned in a forth direction substantially perpendicular to the third direction. 11. The computer rack of claim 7, wherein a width of the square plate is substantially equal to the width of the lengthwise main body. 12. The computer rack of claim 7, wherein the square plate is substantially parallel to the lengthwise main body.