ATX Computer Open Air Case Bracket Aluminum DIY Bare Frame Support Graphics Card,PC Open Frame Test Bench,ATX Mini Computer Case DIY Mod Base Stand

I used this frame for a old baby AT motherboard build. It is adjustable, really sturdy and looks great. Putting it together took longer then I expected, but well worth it.

Other than the difficult process of getting the standoffs into position i think this is a good test bench or open air case. I wish the power buttons had a piece to mount to the frame. I don't like the way the gpu mounts using the threaded rods but it does hold the card in position. I would buy it again if I need another one.

You could most definitely make one of these yourself. But for what it would cost, plus committing your own time in figuring it out, this takes all the complication out of the matter - and for a reasonable price! I bought two and I don't regret it.

Wouldn’t buy again.

Overall this does what it advertises, it’s a 2020 extrusion test bench setup. I did knock its score down because the manufacturer used non ferrous screws. It’s cheap so I understand there was going to be cost cutting and I’m fine with that. But using non ferrous screws for the motherboard means I have to use my fingernails or flip the mobo over to get screws out of it. I’ve since ordered ferrous screws, this should not be something the customer has to purchase separately.

easy to put together cool black aluminum color.

This has got to be the worst product I’ve ever purchased thru Amazon. The severity of my mistake stems from not the condition of the product but the product itself.1…. There are no instructions as to how to put everything together, it’s just a bunch of pictures on what the thing is SUPPOSED to look like as you build it (Literally like a lego set)2…. The stability is crap, it didn’t “feel” stable & sturdy until I attached my mobo to it… Yeah, the motherboard itself stabilized this thing.3…. Held together by tension alone, a couple of very weird screws and “things” is the only thing that kept every single bar of aluminum in place. No cap, it would have been better if they gave me a tube of glue to keep it all together instead.I wish I didn’t waste my time putting the thing together before I had to send it back for its sheer lack of ingenuity.P.S. keep the box, you’ll need it for your own refund.

Least reliable motherboard mounting method I have EVER seen. Even more incomprehensible instructions than the last Chinese test bench I assembled. Giving two stars because ultimately it works as a test bench, but it is an incredibly low quality product.

basically lego for adults, used this as base for oculink egpu frame had to get extra pieces but that was because i building 2 frames

Viene completo y hasta con tornillos de más, solo el instructivo es un poco tedioso de seguir por manejar nomenclaturas en vez de nombres de las piezas.

This bench computer case isn't very strong, neither easy to assemble. I will miss screws, instruction are much worst then IKEA, but with patience you'll get it done. They are classic chinese google translated instruction and plots are of course print with a demo version of autocad (watermark on the plot...)The PCI bracket nut are big fail, they wont screw in unless they are 1/2 way thru, but there isn't enough clearance when a PCI device is slotted in. I managed to stretch it out to fit a real ATX tho. If I had to purchase again, I would go with a higher price to have a better quality.

Lo compré en especial a $600 pesos!Excelente banco de pruebas, super recomendado y configurable! solo hubiera deseado tuviera soporte para PSU Flex ATX pero nada que un zincho no pueda arreglar.

muy bueno