🖥️ Transparent Acrylic PC Open Frame Test Bench for ITX, ATX, Mini ITX, MATX, and EATX Motherboards – Overclock Computer Case DIY Mod Base Stand Review

Bought to hide for HTPC. The base was listed as 0.5" thick, maybe 4mm? Be careful not to over tighten. The big flaw is that the GPU ports are blocked. Yes, I need both rods for stability. Heavy GPU -Cards need stability or you will risk your PCI slot.This could have been avoided by using a large metal bracket shaped like a soccer goal to mimic a PC card slot.Then your cards could be used with standard screws to fasten the top of the cards to secure. If I can find a metal strip with metric hole…

The bench was easy to assemble and very well packaged. The only problem was that none of the PCIe slots matched the tabs on the back of the tray. They're offset by about 10 inches, which means whatever you tighten on the dyno will bend in the slot. I ended up drilling 2 holes in my GPU I/O shield to make it work. I've only used it as a base for a hidden PC in a closet. I would not recommend this product.

I was impressed with the screws that came with it. They are unpainted, can be screwed in without damage and are flanged. This is already better than most standard motherboard screws. There is also no grease or residue on them. The acrylic appears to be laser cut and matches my mITX measurements exactly and had no issues. The dual-slot GPU mounting bars helped relieve the PCIe slot. Comes with fairly tall rubber feet and I had no problem scratching the table top when pushing the unit during…

I was a little nervous ordering this as the reviews for the 2 slot graphics card compatibility were mixed. I can confirm that it works 100% with 2 slot GPUs. The support posts wobble a bit - and I found that using a slightly thicker shim helped really keep them in place - so I can understand why some users thought the posts were misaligned, but I did just pushed my HDMI cable in a little Post adjusted I tightened some of the thicker washers I had laying around and then it was solid. This photo…

Need three simple things, reasonable expectations. First, a permanent non-conductive platform. Second, an emphasis on the PCIE card. And third, a power/reset switch so I didn't have to plug in the shorting pins. The platform is fine if you want a clean plexiglass look. Good luck removing the top and bottom paper covers. the board geometry must be determined by yourself, nothing in the instructions indicates to use the left side as an offset (M-ITX board, Itx, Matx, etc.). And finally, an…