DIY Computer Motherboard Case Rack, Test Bench Computer Case PC Test Bench，Vertical Overclocking Open Aluminum Frame Chassis Rack, Creative Personality ATX/M-ATX/ITX Open Chassis (ATX)

I had a lot of fun building this test bench frame, the instructions are a little funny though because they are translated from Chinese to English. I got the ATX Version of this product.Pros:-sturdy light weight aluminum frame-high quality power on/reset buttons-they provide all tools and extra amount of screws and pieces just in case you lose some-it has a handle! This is often overlookedCons:- self assembly required (some might find this fun so it could be a con or not)- motherboard standoffs were hard to align, they don’t provide like a cardboard cutout with holes of a standard ATX motherboard and it’s standoff layout (only provided the first 3 standoff cutout)The pros outweigh the cons with this product, I’m very satisfied with it.

I've used this for an "arcade PC" build to be built inside an arcade cabinet. This rack is perfect for reusing old components with an open air. It has decent manual though its not always clear but the kit comes everything you need and nicely organized.

As advertised. This is to build DIY open air pc test stand is great. Love it. I use it daily for testing. It can also be used as an open air pc stand. Great aesthetics.

At first sight it looks fun and great. But after spending a night assembling it decided it was of to poor of quality I would never offer it to anyone, so I threw it away.

I will start off by saying the instructions are really good. You just scan a QR code and it takes you to a copy. But even with the instructions assembly is a total pain that will take at least an hour.The end result it be a solid and versatile test/open bench. So far it has been great outside of a few small design flaws.Flaws:1. The AIO/Radiator mounts are flimsy 90° L-brackets. You can freely bend/flex them once the AIO is installed. There’s no reason it’s not just a solid 120mm steel bracket instead of cheap L-brackets.2. In the default configuration the PSU is facing the opposite direction as the I/O ports on the motherboard. This made it so you have cables sticking out on both sides.3. The GPU bracket doesn’t have enough forward clearance to align properly with most vertical PCI riser cables. I tried 3 different risers and all of them were too far forward for the GPU bracket. This means your GPU will sit at a slight angle in order to be screwed down using the bracket.

I’ve spent in my life time probably over $1000 in cases and cases alone. This DIY case by far is the best case of 2023 so far. Cheap, Sturdy, and Cooler than 90% of my other cases, and equal to the other 10%.This case is not difficult to build as long as you have played with Lego’s, Kinects, Erector Sets growing up as a kid.

Clearly in the online instructions (if you want to call it that) they belittle the customer telling them to use their brain, instead of taking a little extra time and typing out the how to thoroughly. It's one thing if you're sending instructions along with the product which cost for material then I could see being short and not so clear, but you're not. I've built a few of these for pc's that are for show. And even I was scratching my head wondering why or what are they doing it this way. The posts for thr motherboard are the ones they clearly need to revise. I give them an A++++ for how they packaged parts but that's where it stops.Pro:Well packagedNice anodized aluminumNice Complimentary screw driver setCons:Belittled customers in instructionsInstructions are not clear at all and you have to translate from foreign language to EnglishHardware:Company has multiple bags of the same hardware bot labeled when you could clearly put said screws all in one bag instead of 2 and then mark if they're (ie) m3 m4 screws and nutsMotherboard posts you would have to put thin coat of medium loctite on them an let them set before you assemble, otherwise you'll be chasing the screw and post the first time you go to remove the screws from the motherboard. In some cases people buy these for testing motherboards therefore you'll be removing and tightening and there posts and nuts won't allow repetitive use.Biggest issue is thr no labeling of hardware and fasteners. You literally have to do trial by error before you assemble and mark thr bags yourself which is time consuming.Jeff

Great product. Parts came in packaged properly. Parts are easy to identify. The use on online manual lessen the use of paper. It took some time to modify some parts. I used one of the cross bars as an anchor for the GPU mounted in the back. I have To purchase a thermal take pcie 4.0 600mm extension. I also used one of the cross bars from the base as a support for the GPU. Motherboard Msi z690 atx, Intel 12600k, noctua nhd15 tower cooler, PSU Corsair 750e, Intel A770 GPU. Other wise, I would suggest they include an extra extruded aluminum for modifications.