DIY Computer Motherboard Case Rack, Motherboard Chassis Set, Creative Personality ATX/M-ATX/ITX Open Air Frame Chassis Bracket, Vertical Overclocking

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Super awesome case but super hard to put together. I’m very mechanically and technologically competent and putting this together was an absolute pain. I’ve custom build dozens of PCs before. Despite its difficulty I’d still buy these for future builds.

Ok, it’s a good computer holder, and looks amazing. The metal frame is solid, and because it is an open air frame you don’t have to worry about not getting enough air to cool your computer. It is however a bit of a pain to assemble it when you are giving it your first attempt.

Did exactly what I needed plus plenty spare pieces to mod up further. This is to be a test rig for me before modding other hardware so very handy to have ready access to all areas. Once mobo positioned correctly everything else fitted well - good buy.

The assembling process was not easy. The manual is very hard to follow. There is no pre-defined holes, all connection pints and screws' positions are float. You will need to adjust and match them with your motherboard's screw holes manually. It is a painful process. The overall structure in my opinion is not a good design. Connection points are quite weak. No screws actually go through any main frame. All the weights/forces rely on the scratch between screws and main frame's surface. Those screws are easy to get loose and when it happens the whole structure will become unstable. You will need to tie screws regularly but some of those screws will be difficult to manage after putting all your pc's components on. Be careful if you want to move the whole thing after assembling. Apply additional external forces will likely to loose its connection points and make it unstable. Overall, you get what you paid for. It is a great choice for a budget system. The price is good, the product is not perfect. It does the job and looks good. Don't install expensive build ups on this. Don't do water cooling system on this frame. It will be risky.

90 degree joints don't fit into the aluminum extrusion rails due to production tolerances. They are so difficult to push through that you produce metal shavings while doing so. Considering you have to damage the product to make it work, or modify it it cannot be given a good review.

It is difficult to assemble, and it takes quite a while! The frame is NOT 12.4 inches long, and not 9.69 inches wide as advertised. 0.75 inch missing in length and in width. The tiny supplemented screws are very soft and easy to strip when you're trying to tighten them. All together I think it is NOT worth the money. For this amount you can purchase a completed case without any headaches and with correct dimensions.

No readable instructions, just faded copies in broken english. SSD and HD brackets are missing.

I like it, works as expected But its a weekend project. it will take you few hours trying to assemble and figure out how to arrange pieces together and then install your hardware on it. One thing to be aware of, the AIO or water cooling mount is ONLY compatable with fan size 120mm! My Corsair iCUE H115i RGB Pro XT, 280mm Radiator, Dual 140mm PWM Fans DID not fit, the radiator screws are for 140mm fans, so Only 120mm fans will fit the acrylic mount!!

Really easy set up and clear instructions to follow, great test bench.