SY ACC65009 Desktop Computer Rolling Adjustable Review

. I have a minimalist desktop, so I keep my computer under my desk, but I can still proudly display my work on it. Drop floor computers are all the dust and dirt being sucked in by the fans and there isn't enough room to breathe. I was planning on getting a stand to get it high enough off the carpet. When I first saw this I thought the price was ok and decided to ignore the reviews since I have a microATX and a small PC case. So I thought with something small I should be safe. It's been maybe a

I bought this CPU stand for something unrelated to computers. I have a craft studio that has two main areas - paper and decoration. I needed something that would allow me to have one recycle bin that works for both. I got the idea to put it on wheels and this stand was perfect. The pads on the inside of the brackets give enough support so the bin stays put when you pull it, but I can easily lift it to empty it. And he slides back with the same firm grip. I'm considering a second file box to use

The photo shows more padding on each inner post. The packaging was open and there were only four 3/4 inch strips that could be used as washers on any internal flat stand that comes in contact with the CPU. Very disappointed but the stand is now needed so won't be going back this time. Revain, you really should better involve your vendors and agents who deliver the goods.

The scaffolding lasted about 1 year. It has a heavy Storm Trooper chassis, a 1200W PSU, 2x EVGA GPUs and a full ATX mobo. The stand just sits, I rolled it apparently 6 times, today I rolled it to clean the wheels, the plastic holder broke. I have this cover in my basement so it's easy to roll up the carpet. I'd say it's ok for a lightweight case, a large gaming pc will switch to a steel rolling case as it's not very durable. The problem lies in the tiny wheel holders.