PC Creative Assembly Frame Test Bench，Open Air Frame Case, DIY Computer Motherboard Case Rack, ITX ATX MATX/EATX Open Aluminum Frame Chassis (EATX)

90+ euro can get you a very nice complete PC case of good quality. Or an open air frame with cheap plastic feet, like this one. Very strange guides, with video's that are skipping important steps. It is absolutely not 90 euro quality. Not even half of it.

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I've built tons of pc's and have worked with them. I will say the assembly took a bit only because of how it goes together but the quality is very good!!! It came screws, screw driver set, allen wrench, all of the parts to assemble it and so on. Very pleased with the quality for the price!!

This open frame concept case is actually really cool - been building customer PC's for 20+ years and I really enjoyed assembling the frame and putting the system together in it. I also really like how it looks now that it's all assembled, absolutely a conversation piece and have already been asked if I would build some for other folks. First of all, everything was very well packaged. It took about an hour or so to assemble and it came with everything needed for assembly - even a little partitioned box full of various screws and nuts that slid into the channels, etc. A ruler looking strip of plastic exactly cut to mount the motherboard mounting headers which made that a much easier process than I was expecting. With the design and extra mounting components the re-configuration options of the frame layout are almost unlimited. I am thinking now about a vertical mounting of the GPU from the bottom with a PCIe riser/extension cable. I only have some very minor observations that could be better. I wish the eatx came with one additional (for a total of 3) PCIe mounting brackets. The paper assembly instructions identified the hardware components one way and the online (more detailed) instructions from the QR code identified them a different way so that caused a little confusion - no biggie though. And lastly, I had to modify the plastic U-shaped PSU mounting bracket since my power supply has a switch directly adjacent to the power input (as many do) and covers up the 110/220v switch on the other side of it. Overall, I highly recommend this product to any PC building hobbyists/enthusiasts. It was a very fun build and I think it look cool as heck.