ATX PC Open Frame Test Bench Motherboard Overclock Computer Case DIY Mod Base Chassis (ATX) (Single Pack) Review

This is not what is shown in the photo. They sent me a paper box worth at most $5. Purely no glass. Check out the photos. This should be taken off.

Great product! almost no flex but could use a little more thickness, especially where the PCI area mounts are. You're very close to the edge, and you risk breaking off this whole piece. Overall a great kit. The hardware is nice and shiny, and there's plenty of room (half an inch) between the table and the circuit board for extra cooling.

The board supplied does not match the description or the pictures. I received a very poor quality BROWN record that was only marginally better than a piece of cardboard.

This is a great simple testbed that is much better than the build on my motherboard. However, GPU support is a bit weak and skews out if you're using a card with a decent cooler. I had to glue the supports to the back of the motherboard, but everything works great now. It can be improved by adding two metal crosses (one at the top and one at the bottom) of the two vertical bars.

Suitcases don't make sense to me. Packaged components can handle the heat, and cases with good airflow are expensive and add noise, even with the best fans. Self destruct IMO. The boxless models are simple, economical and always ambient air cooled, all at a fraction of the cost. Also, it will make your next build much easier. The board is solid and securely protects my Z390 card, Vega 64 and WiFi. After assembly, I attached a Plexiglas sheet to the underside of the table, out of sight and out…

Very good for fixing a wall mount PC motherboard. Everything fits as it should, the expansion cards hold tight. Yes, you can save some money and make your own piece of acrylic, but it's not much more than that and when you consider how much your time is worth, it's a much better option.