$50 open air frame / chassis from Amazon

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[BeamDynamics]

thank you for doing the reviews that aren't really out there

[gabedellaira]

i know im posting on an old video. but thank you, im doing a similar build with my current desk top so that it will fit into a pelican case for travel.

[kerrypangan]

that is nice is there a a way to get custom psu cables? I can’t stand those weird showing like that.

[Planet-Anime]

I would suggest having your radiator on the top as hot air rises instead of pulling the hot air back into your pc

[jb]

I eventually bought a second of these test-benches, since the first turned out so well. I did neatly mount dual 90mm RGB fans to the optional handle at the top, with simple black tie wraps, to cool the VRM's well. Also a 120mm RGB side-fan to the plexiglass side plate. Coupled with an RGB tower cooler with RGB fans and topplate, it looks very cool on the desk. It also is easy to clean...just use an electric blower from time to time. I used black tie wraps to clean up all cable management. I constructed mine a little differently, the base is at an inverted "T" to the vertical frame bars and is more stable that way, IMO. Also, the GPU is mounted underneath the CPU, as per a normal ATX layout. Lastly, to make mounting the motherboard a breeze, I first made a thin cardboard template of the standoff holes in the motherboard and used that template to adjust and fix the standoff positions to the frame. This setup runs much cooler than my prior ATX case (i.e. Coolermaster MasterBox RGB Pro with 3x RGB120mm's in the front and 1x120mm in the rear).

I bought my testbenches off of AliExpress and it seemed to have more options/accessories. To include a full ATX with all of the standoff positions.

[ArkaneShrimp]

Interesting I just bought this except the full black variant and one of the pages is completely different then yours. Your instructions make more sense the the one in the box that came with mine and the parts I have

[kawonu]

Mine will be here tomorrow. Looks pretty cool.

[martinrakovicky]

Looks good. But can you turn the layout upside down? So it will be like in a case cpu cooler and gpu under..just rotate mobo 180 degrees

[cholohd]

Been tempted to get a testbench for years now. Because a long time ago i .. about 3 pcs ago .. we had a special hot summer here in Denmark & my gpu at the time simply died from heatstroke. Thankfully back then a gaming gpu was like $50. But not wanting to kill the new one i slided the big side panel slightly off so the hot air could escape. And never really bothered putting the panel back on with my next 2 pc's either. Hanvt had any issues either but i also regularly use a can of air to clean the pc of cause so i might as well go full test bench. Hard to argue with those low temps you get too. If it wasnt for one of my old parents visiting often when im not home who suffers from overly insane cleaning phobia id probably get test bench. Seriously ive come home to half the cables being agrily ripped from the back of my pc in a cleaning frenzy, once :)

[G-Dimension]

Can you install 2 240 mm radiators ? one for GPU and one for CPU?

[DJFLIPNO]

It didn't have to look like that man smh

[danmar]

Why do test benches on Amazon have lousy ratings?

[USAF_MEDIC]

Amazon and Ebay have this frame listed about 50 times each. They are very difficult Chinese piece of trash. That means they are worth about $5 and very marked up. I had one and the frame took all day to put together. I don't recommend them.