DIY Aluminium Pc Open Case Computer Chassis Test Bench Support Water Cooling Support Server Chassis Support Itx Matx ATX Eatx (1.ITX)

Love this test bench case. My server is in a closet where I don't have to worry about it getting hit. The openness make it easy to clean. Could use better drive and gpu mounts but with the extruded aluminum you can make whatever you want.

I can't call it a case really, but this was great. I recently rebuilt my media center PC with a newer motherboard, CPU, RAM, Nvidia 5060, and a water cooler for the CPU. And thanks to the wonderful Amazon search feature, and my lack of paying close attention, I ended up purchasing a full sized ATX case despite the search for mini atx... Needless to say it wouldn't fit my old case. Since I had everything apart, I wanted something that could arrive overnight. This was one of the few things that could, and so I tried it. LOVED the simplicity. Setup was ridiculously easy. I still have three 20 TB spinning drives to supplement my Synology in the basement for media, and local is where I keep all the 4k stuff. I was concerned that the noise level may be higher without the case helping keep some of those small internal noises muffled, but it's dead silent sitting on the floor behind my entertainment center and TV. The ease of placing things was such a unique experience. Put it where you want it, not in the bays that it has to go in. The handle up top was the cherry on top for me. When I'd need to pull this out for something it was a bit of a pain getting it picked up in the limited space I have behind the TV. The handle now makes that a gamechanger. Absolutely worth every penny.

Pros: 1. Material quality is good. 2. Assembly instructions/pictures very good. 3. Comes w/small hand tools. 4. Comes with custom "ruler" for assembly, great idea. Cons: 1. Need to go online for assembly instructions/pictures. 2. A lot assembly required. 3. Small hand tools, low quality. 4. GPU bracket not so great, but work. Anyone building PCs has hand tools, remove small hand kit and lower price. Amazon picture shows "horizontal" GPU mounting, kit does not come with PCI adapter.

I was genuinely surprised by how well this was packaged and how much came with it. Assembly was straightforward—follow the YouTube video instructions; they make everything straightforward. Once put together, it feels solid and sturdy, which honestly isn’t always the case with products like this

The components in this kit were of pretty good quality, I wish the plastic components were made of metal as well but for the price I'm definitely satisfied with the quality of this kit. If you're purchasing something like this chances are you already have tools for PC assembly but this kit also came with a set of pliers and a nice little screwdriver set, so if you happen to have zero tools at your disposal this kit will give you something to start with. If you're building PCs for a hobby you can definitely handle the DIY aspect of this kit. If you're in the market for an open air case for your build this is a great budget option. The kit also comes with black plastic pieces if you aren't a fan of the red accents.

10/10, todo excelente

Good DIY case but it was a bit flimsy and limited in parts. Pros: -comes with a tool box with all the DIY tools you need -big enough to fit almost all that you need -doesn’t need a lot of fans to guide airflow because the case is open -easy to interchange parts because it functions as a test bench. Cons: -handle is a nice touch but I don’t trust it because it is held by a t-nut and not bolted through the metal. I just don’t trust it for an expensive pc. -wish it had more parts to do more DIY but you’re very limited to the configurations that they have or you need to order more parts to make it work. -You can only have an ATX PSU in the back of the case, it’s really hard to find a place for it other than their specified layout because there’s not enough parts to move or be creative. -No PCIE riser is included so the image in the listing is kind of misleading. Summary: It was overall a nice case but had to return it because it wasn’t really DIY and couldn’t hold all of my components in the creating ways I wanted. Good case if what you want is a LITTLE bit more of flexibility in a test bench. Also it is advertised on the first listing photo that it has a vertical GPU but doesn’t come with a riser cable. Might be an issue of mine but why advertise images with GPUs in a vertical layout but not include a riser cable or make it more clear?

This is not for everyone, absolutely not. But I wanted a somewhat portable powerhouse, without the nightmare of an ITX or MATX build, this is it. You have a ton of modifications to get a vertical GPU as shown. What is nice though, they provide a bunch of extra hardware for just this reason. If you want a V-GPU you should use the "Cooler Master V3 Graphics Card Holder" I tried 4 cheaper ones with seperate risers and they were too flimsy or required to much modification, the Cooler Master will support a 5090 just fine, my 3090ti fits perfect. The only thing I would've liked was some aluminum cable runs. My build: Asus Z790 TUF 13900K - Deep Cool Cooler 64GB DDR4 3090TI FireCuda 530 4TB.