Review on 💻 Black Aluminum Vertical Overclocking PC Computer Case - ATX/M-ATX/ITX, Open Air Frame Chassis Rack with Handle for Excellent Heat Dissipation by Johnny Bloomer

I spent 2 hours building it properly (I've been building PCs for many years and the average build time for tower PCs is around 35-50 minutes). I think the reasons are as follows : generally boring instruction, not easy 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, you can still loosen them by lifting and moving them. I also bought a PSU that comes with an extra power save button, but the PSU mount doesn't allow it to be mounted with the button in the way. (Don't blame the product, just a note if you have the same PSU as mine. What's good: the aluminum is well made, the screws aren't cheap so they're not easy to break. The finished products look decent too , it Looks like a working station but not too boring Bottom line it does what it says on the tin but not as well as I expected for the price Lack of cable management also didn't make what I wanted better when I next time a tower case take 100%.