DIY Pc Test Bench, Open Chassis Case Rack for ATX/M-ATX/ITX Motherboards,Widely Body Heat Dissipation Design Open Air Pc Case, SSD Motherboards Accessories (1 Pc)

works well. easy to assemble. great price. good quality.

I used the ALAMENGDA AL02 DIY Gaming Computer Open Air Case for my home arcade build, and it has been a great choice. What I love: Sturdy Construction: The frame is solid, providing a strong foundation for my components. Even with all the hardware and wiring, it feels incredibly stable. Easy Assembly: All the parts fit together perfectly with no issues. The design is straightforward, and I didn’t have any trouble putting it together. Great Functionality. Great for Custom Builds: The open-air case is ideal for a custom arcade setup, giving me plenty of space for components while keeping everything easily accessible. Clean Look: The sleek, open-air design not only looks cool but also helps with airflow, keeping everything running smoothly during extended gaming sessions. If you're building a custom arcade or gaming PC, I highly recommend this case. It's sturdy, fits together well, and provides an excellent platform for your components.

Work good, Price okay, Thanks

Just what I needed. Seemed flimsy out of the box but definitely solid once put together. I like that it is frameless. So far no mis-aligned mounting holes. It would be nice to have spot to mount included power switch but easy enough to overcome.

Good product. Goodcmaterial, good to the touch. Nice inclusion if a power on/off push stick. Instruction is too brief n simple. Note 1: there are 3 kinds of screws included. Largest with hex like head - for assembling the frames n the 2 triangular side plates. 2: smaller screw with a flat disc shoulder - for attaching motherboard to the mb standoff. 3: small screw without flat disc shoulder - I think it's for attaching hdd. Note 2: the instruction showed you can attach 2 small ssd just below where psu is attached. I have a regular psu with multiple cables, which took up all the space. You wouldn't be able to attach any ssd just below the psu. There is another model with a longer depth, but i don't know if that will help.

This open chassis PC test bench rack is awesome, perfect for anyone testing computer peripherals, components or motherboards. I'm an old skool PC guy and needed some way to quickly test all my old video and sound cards that have been sitting in storage for years and this open test rack fit the bill perfectly. It came with plenty of standoffs though a bit of care should be taken when installing them as the rack appears to be powder coated or at least painted so chasing the threads with a tap first would be good if you have the available tools. If not, no big deal, just be careful not to cross thread the standoffs. I really didn't have any issues so maybe I'm overthinking it. Once assembled with a motherboard and power supply all I could say was "WOW! Why didn't I get one of these years ago?" it makes life SOOOOO much easier. If you work on PC's and want a test platform you really can't beat this especially for the price. Yes, it's not as fancy as some of the high end designer test frames but for I think I actually like the look of this better especially for retro PC stuff. Just get one already you won't be sorry it's money well spent.

Test bench worked out great for my Intel build. Assembly was easy and straightforward, my ATX board fit perfect. The added power button is a major plus! Thank you!

Perfect for an "open air PC" or a "Test Bench". I decided to buy some Hi-Fi component feet from Ebay for $8 as this open chassis does NOT come with feet. It would be nice if the metal was a bit thicker, but still not bad at this price point. I used M5 x 12mm flat head screws and had to countersink the screw heads as shown. I bought a used Asus ROG Strix B-550 F motherboard and installed several used components to create an open air PC "Steam Box" for the living room. Stripped down Win 11 Pro running Atlas OS on an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D with 32GB of DDR4. Now to save up for a better video card.

Das Gestell ist Robust und stabil und die Teile sind sauber verarbeitet. Alle Teile sind sauber entgratet was ja nicht immer Standard ist. Es gibt diese Gestelle ja auch in Preisklassen von 80€ aufwärts - Ich habe für den gelegenlichen Einsatz mit diesem guten und günstigen Gestell genau das richtige gefunden. Ich würde es bedenkenlos weiterempfehlen ! Vielleicht denkt der Hersteller ja mal drüber nach dem Gestell eine paar kurze Standfüße zu verpassen.

Build this open case up. First time trying this and the quality is good. A big help in testing out new graphic cards, RAMS and SSDs alike.

Great test bench easy to build and value for money not very imposing

Great. Easy to put together. Hardware is a little cheap, but stand offs are actually brass.

Métal et revêtement qualitatif, mais la conception date un peu. En effet, rien n'est prévu pour fixer un AIO, les nouvelles alimentations ne tiennent que par 2 vis, l'emplacement à cet effet correspond à celles des années 90. Il pourrait y avoir une extension à cet usage. Sinon l'ensemble est solide