Review on Thermaltake Perforated Computer with Pre-Installed CA-1G6-00S1WN-A0 for Enhanced SEO by Adam Mielczarek ᠌

For the first time in my life I encountered such a concept as a riser. Having assembled the system, I did not do any cable management, I had the power supply on the table, since I expected the delivery of the SFX PSU in a couple of days. There were problems with the video card not wanting to output a DVI signal, and I spent some time plugging the riser into the motherboard and the card itself into it to figure out what the problem was. In general, these are problems that anyone can have. I very carefully approached the bending of the riser, handled it with the utmost care. A couple of days later, I installed a Corsair 450W SFX power supply, ran the cables, brought everything to a godlike appearance, connected the card, closed the lid. However, no. The riser that comes with the kit is disposable. After the second bend, it stops working. I fought for two days in total and when I finally started the computer a day later, terrible sound glitches, mouse cursor freezes, 10 fps in GTA V at 800x600 and low graphics settings were waiting for me. This despite the fact that on the first day everything worked perfectly. I made a huge mistake when I began to suspect that it was the video card. I decided to check with my old card, which I pulled out of the computer two days before (GTX 460SE). When connected, there was an explosion and a short circuit, I lost the power supply for 7k. With another Thermaltake 600W PSU, the computer completely refused to start, constant reboots in random places. Either in the BIOS, then on system boot, then somewhere else. Turning off the riser is no problem. — And everything would be fine, but there are no such cables in 2022. Only cheap china like Espada for miners. I wrote a letter to Thermaltake technical support, asking for help in finding a replacement for the riser, they did not answer me. A good EZDIY riser (according to reviews) on Amazon costs $29, you need to spend about another $25 for shipping to 2022. It turns out that only for the riser you need to pay ~ 3300 and wait for it for about a month, and this is almost the price of the case itself.