MK 01 DIY Gaming Computer Case - ATX/ITX Motherboard Compatible, Open Chassis Rack, 305x245mm, SSD Accessible, Body Heat Dissipation Design

I saw other reviewers for this saying that when they ordered this testbench frame, it came with no instruction manual and with the screw-holes misaligned. I thankfully had a better experience with this, and mine actually came with a basic visual instruction manual of first-time assembly steps, and the screw-holes all aligned perfectly. It's a win in my book!

holes dont line up and you dont get instructions, but easy enough to figure out

This open PC case is actually quite functional and surprisingly sturdy for what you pay for it. I've subtracted one star for the complete lack of an instruction manual in the box. With the different screw types they include, it was initially difficult to determine which screw was threaded foe what part. Another minor improvement to the design would be to add some small rubber legs to be attached to the bottom so it doesn't scratch the heck out of your desk top.

I don't like leaving my motherboards unmounted while I test things out. This made it easy to mount and it isn't plastic (much more durable). Because it's the bare bones, you can't really attach fans as you would in a case, but it's easy to point a fan at if airflow is the problem.

My philosophy to building PCs is that cases in their entirety are a hinderance to the performance of the PC. You should only ever have a case on your PC if your living situation requires it. You can't just have the motherboard unmounted though, that's bad for it and all of the parts on it. This "case" is the perfect answer to it. It's cheaper than any actual case obviously, less metal means less materials cost. The two most important parts of it, the standoffs and the PCIe card mounting slots, both do what you'd want them to do, nothing more and nothing less.I have only one complaint: the power switch you get to turn the PC on and off while it is perfectly functional does not have a mounting location of any kind for the button.

Maybe I bought it for the wrong purpose or didnt look closely enough at specs, but....Overall quality was poor super flimsy and bad machining.I bought this to use as a test bench for mid tower components, but it would have taken quite a bit of modification to attach most parts I had on hand.Probably works for some one but not me.

The instructions are very bad, but once you figure it out it seems to be a good case.

I wanted to use this as a test chassis. The openings do not line up. Was useless and had to return.

A resuelto el propósito para que se compro revisar una motherboard antes que se instale ha funcionado bien

Assembly was trivial once I figured out the orientation of the base (edge "walls" down). So much easier to test build components and when not in use I have the option of de-assembly for easy storage.

The unit is fine when constructing, configuring, testing and checking your new Computer. It allows you to easily make changes before reassemblig the chosen configuration in your final case.A word of warning:- the instructions are a bit confusing and I think the photos might be mirror images of what is intended.You need to carefully check where each size of screw fits and you should carefully separate each type of screw.The bag of screws was split so I'm still not sure if I have the correct number of screws.With those caveats, it is a good value for money open frame.

Je voulais me faire une SteamBox avec mon vieux PC et c’est mission accomplie. Il fallait que ça passe au niveau de la hauteur dans mon meuble TV. Facile à monter… bref suis très content.