🔧 DIY Bare Frame ATX Motherboard Test Bench - Open Air Aluminum Computer Case Bracket with Graphics Card Support in Silver and Black Review

Trying to put this together was the worst experience of my life. The whole thing has to be held together with screws and plates on rails, but you can't do the first assembly steps without everything falling apart. You can't tighten the screws to hold the rails in place as any slight twist or movement will loosen the plate enough to cause the rails to rotate or completely disengage from the assembly and you have to do it all over again. That wouldn't be too bad, except that in the third step…

Good test stand. Working on what I need. Make sure you have a modular power supply or the wires will get in the way. It takes some time to put everything together and set it up properly for your mobo. It would be nice to get 2-4 extra L-brackets to mount other devices or more hard drives. The reason the star was lost is that the multiple supports holding it together are made of plastic. The frame is aluminum but the T-bars are plastic. If it was aluminum I would give 5 stars. Durability may…

Nice aluminum frame. I expect the PSU bracket to break easily under the weight of a standard PSU when you move it. The same applies to PCIE racks for all connected modern heavy GPUs. It's almost impossible to keep the motherboard standoffs in a fixed position, let alone accidentally fall out. Purchasing a detachable ATX tray for a PC case as a standalone device would be more beneficial given the price/specs etc. So it's impractical as a test bed and could potentially be used for an outdoor case

Great for my use case as I needed a temporary setup while waiting for my sffpc packet to arrive. The instructions are pretty clear and become intuitive once you take a second to look through them. . The real problem is how tricky it is to actually set everything up the first time. I highly recommend using a removable mount to hold the screws in place as it can be difficult to readjust depending on movement. good product. So good that I have it on hand for diagnostics or testing when I have new…

If you're going to drive yourself crazy in hell, don the included gloves as you assemble this unholy puzzle from the stand. I'm mechanically inclined, but it took me several hours to assemble and perfect it. The instructions appear to be printed on paper torn from a cardboard box, good luck reading the important little details. The positive side of that? Isn't it terribly expensive? Does it make you reconsider your life choices to be cheap? It sure looks nice when it's finished, but you'll hate

I was looking for one of these outdoor cases for use in a virtual pinball room. They seem expensive and I hesitated to buy them. However, I was pleasantly surprised to see how well packaged and thought through this case is. The instructions aren't great, but looking at the photo of the finished device I was able to figure it out. It still feels a little pricey, but these open cases are all in the same price range. This is a solid kit that is perfect for my needs. If that's what you're looking…