PC Frame Test Bench ITX ATX MATX Test Bench Open Air Case Water Cooling Fan Chassic (Red)

Compact and light weight. Flexible mounting location for 3.5" and 2.5" drives. Instructions could use larger graphics as it is difficult to make out the orientations of various parts from the included instructions. However, with patient, the instruction is doable. Overall a great product for the price.

I used this for my main computer as I am in a cold room and could use this to my advantage to cool my PC more, this turned out very nicely, no stripped screws, all pieces fit the way they were supposed to, minus a few screws for my liquid cooler (may be my specific model, not sure)The directions are nothing fancy, but they worked well enough for me to assemble this without confusion. Half of the time I looked at the product picture and it helped me visualize what went where.It's true what the reviews say, setting up the standoffs for your motherboard is definitely a pain, but this pain can be reduced by making a cardboard template and cutting slits in the cardboard next to each standoff to adjust the standoff screws that screw into the frame (you will see what I mean when you start to assemble the standoffs). I didn't do this, I opted to just do one at a time, it took me about 25 minutes to get the standoffs where they needed to be with my mATX motherboard.The screws that came with the kit to attach my liquid cooler were a tad bit too short so I had to use some screws I had on my tool bench, and some screws that held the nuts that slid into the aluminum were almost too short, leaving only a thread or two for them to slide in the frame before I could tighten them. Although they did fit, another mm on the threads would have helped a ton. Don't crank these down too hard! My screwdriver kit fit all of the screw heads firmly, while it would be nice for the screws to be magnetic, with the proper tools they will hold the screws just fine.In the end, I'm left with a very sturdy build and very happy with the results! If you have patience and are willing to spend more time on this than you usually would spend putting a computer into a normal case, it's worth the money.

This case is definitely not simple to put together, and the instructions are pretty garbage, but if you think you can manage to assemble an advanced set of Legos then you'll be able to put this together just fine, and the limits of this case really depend on your creativity.First the packaging was great and the quality is really impressive, all the screws and metal pieces were clearly marked with numbers and letters, also almost all screws and mounting pieces have spares so if you lose/break some (you will because they're tiny and the aluminium is pretty soft) you'll still be able to complete the assembly.Again the instructions are garbage, so you're going to have to use some logical thinking and guessing but if you get it right you'll get yourself an awesome looking open case, also the assembly was pretty fun and rewarding on its own.Managed to mount a 240 rad for the GPU and 120 rad for the CPU on the back using the hard drive brackets.

First I'd like to say if things like putting together an IKEA system frustrate you, if you struggle to install batteries in car remotes, if you have a brain fart when instructions are printed by a drunk person in another country, do NOT buy this kit.This kit did EVERYTHING intended, and I am 100% happy with it. In fact, this kit has tickled me into buying separate parts to create my own. Problem is, for the price, it's not perfect. But you know what? I expected that for the price.Some of the reviews I'm reading are pure comedy. People cutting themselves and bleeding with the parts? I mean are you guys licking the damn thing? Yeah, the edges could be better, but you don't see me twirling the pieces around like a baton. I see shiny and instinctively think of sharp. It's easy to avoid touching the ends. People whining about not having any specific motherboard scribe marks on the rails. I mean why should there be? It can be built in a variety of different ways. That's like putting an up arrow on house bricks.The screws are a given concern. They give you this itty bitty little baby allen wrench for them, and the screws themselves are not magnetic. Eh, being magnetic would have been convenient, but definitely not a life changing concern. As a person that builds things, I got tools. I simply took out an h2/2mm screwdriver, and I happily moved forward with the build.Is it slightly wobbly? It can be, but I don't think it was intended to have users swinging off the thing.It wasn't difficult to put together. If you like Erector sets and have decent mechanical sense, you will feel right at home with this thing. That being said, most people don't enjoy having to build something like this. And I can't blame them. It's really not for everyone. Lots of people prefer turn key things. But my god, don't give it low stars just because you can't figure it out. If I can't find a supplier of all the individual components for a separate system, I'll probably buy another kit. I specifically bought this because I knew it has zero fluff allowing it to fit perfectly in a cabinet, and it did so fabulously.

As the title says, great value, fun to put together!

Good solid frame, great build quality.