ATX Matx Itx Pc Test Bench Motherboard Stand Open Frame Air Pc Case Test Bench Vertical Water Cooling Aluminum Support Vertical Horizontal Wall Hanging

If youre smart and have common sense this frame is for you, instructions are close to none.!works great for me.!

Like all the other reviews say, the instructions are not good. But putting it together is doable. No problems after finally putting it together.

There are no instructions what so ever but once you shed a few tears and throw a few fits and finally get it built, it is a great affordable test bench

The media could not be loaded. Once you understand how the assembly works the possibilities are endless and up to your creativity. I used it to make a PC out of my spare parts. Has a lot of bags of hardware but if you know the difference between a motherboard screw and a riser I think you’ll be set. Comes with a power button which I think is cool. Overall I highly recommend it. It’s fun and it’s inexpensive.

If you are a computer wiz, you need this as part of your tools. A bit pricy but Esaú to build, even a kid can do it. Then other side if you don’t know much of computer this is a great way to show you computer and start your knowledge of how computers are assembled

Multiple screw holes that should have been tapped, were not. Even when only do things finger tight, several screws also got stripped. Do not recommend.

Good final product but like many said lack of instructions increases build time. I’m an active cellphone technician and it took me 2 hours to build. Instruction are basically just pictures and need to guess how many items go.

Case is very modular and once you figure out how to start building it you can do almost anything you want. Problem is there is literally no directions, just a 50 second video on the product page that is run at about 5x speed, is covered by the builders hands most of the time, and only shows them assembling the frame, not the extras like the HDD, psu, and gpu racks. The rails that line up the board do not fit an itx layout, so you have to drill holes in plastic and risk breaking it, or you need to compromise and use some of the metal plates that are used to mount something else, which is what I did. Overall it's too much money and lack of any directions was really annoying.