🔴 Red Open Aluminum Frame Motherboard Case Rack - ATX/M-ATX/ITX DIY Chassis Set with Creative Personality, Vertical Overclocking Design for Excellent Heat Dissipation Review

Not very easy to assemble. All items are well labeled and packaged. Very light and durable. No handles are included. What you need most.

Great bench, highly customizable for mobile devices. The instructions were pretty easy to read and assembly was easy (if you're not in a hurry lol). The only thing I have is the mechanism to connect the parts together, I have a slight tilt on my stand due to the weight of the Mobo + GPU + CPU but honestly I just have to tighten it. Definitely a great buy!

I assembled this system but there was no information on where to place the crossbars/screws. Initial assembly was a complete guess as to the location of the parts, but once basic assembly was complete it was easy to adjust and fix everything. After everything is put together the chassis seems loose/wobbly and doesn't seem able to fix anything. The vertical part of the open case that holds the motherboard moves back and forth. The case holds up and works well as a test bench or open case. More…

The description of this homemade frame is misleading. This is not good for building a multi-GPU mining farm. In fact, it's almost just for a GPU. It looks neat, but it doesn't make much sense. I would recommend you to buy other mining frames with multiple GPUs.

I bought this primarily for a 7 slot PCI bracket which I couldn't find anywhere on the market. Unfortunately the screw holes were cut incorrectly and I am not getting a replacement part only an exchange. Which, as you can imagine, is painful when you open this kit, throw away the boxes and take other parts that don't belong in this kit. I just need to figure out which screws these holes were punched in, and here's how we'll go about it. Or cut the holes yourself. Unless someone reads this and…

Took me 2 hours to put it together properly (I've been building PCs for many years and the average PC build time in a tower is around 35-50 hours) . minutes) The reasons I think are as follows: generally boring instructions, difficult to understand and assemble. The tools provided are also tricky to use, these bars move freely with no marks so you'll need to tighten the tape to ensure you get all the holes right where the screws would be. Even if you try to tighten the screws as best you can…

If this item had been assembled in the box it would have cost about half what they asked for but it is a difficult build requiring several hours to follow the awful instructions to understand, and required assembly time I recommend you not to buy this item. There are far better options for outdoor covers.