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I used the ALAMENGDA AL02 DIY Gaming Computer Open Air Case for my home arcade build, and it has been a great choice.What I love:Sturdy Construction: The frame is solid, providing a strong foundation for my components. Even with all the hardware and wiring, it feels incredibly stable.Easy Assembly: All the parts fit together perfectly with no issues. The design is straightforward, and I didn’t have any trouble putting it together.Great Functionality.Great for Custom Builds: The open-air case is ideal for a custom arcade setup, giving me plenty of space for components while keeping everything easily accessible.Clean Look: The sleek, open-air design not only looks cool but also helps with airflow, keeping everything running smoothly during extended gaming sessions.If you're building a custom arcade or gaming PC, I highly recommend this case. It's sturdy, fits together well, and provides an excellent platform for your components.

Incredible value, and works great with very quick setup.It will lack structural rigidity until there are both a PSU and at least one PCIe accessory installed.But otherwise, it looks great- very minimalist, so the mobo, CPU cooler, and GPU are the main attraction- as they should be on a test bench!Airflow is open, so do not expect high air refresh rates, as there is no forced induction/ventilation.That said, even if you are overclocking, this should be fine. Just be sure to ramp up fan speeds as needed, or switch to a water loop.That said- THERE IS NO SPACE ON THIS CASE FOR A H2O PUMP or RESERVOIR- so think carefully about your needs before using this case on a water build, and perhaps mount both the case and those accessories on a unifying board (either something fancy, or just a piece of plywood).But if air cooling suits you, this is a great size for displaying on a standing desk & having easy access to swap out parts for rapid testing & improvement!

3D printed a mount for the power button and it worked

This thing is so stinking easy to use and looks great! I just screwed it onto 4 wooden blocks then boom, I have a very sturdy and anti-static test bench. (Make sure you drill out the standoff and screw holes that you aren't screwing into)I like how it looks so much, I almost want to leave my PC out of the case like this, but for safety I must put it into my case... :(Hard to beat this price for a temporary or troubleshooting MOBO mount solution

Great test bench that comes with all the screws and tools that you need. I did have to shove my video card a little bit to get it into the gap like others have mentioned but it did fit with no damage. The little black round cap looking thing with a Phillips cross in the top is the standoff tool.

As long as you understand what you’re getting here I think this is a great option. The steel is actually a little sturdier than a mini tower I have since they aren’t relying on panels to keep everything secure.Just keep in mind this is basically one step up from keeping your parts on a table or box but the price reflects that well. You shouldn’t have to spend $50 for stamped metal.Overall I’m very happy with this purchase.

This is for if you need something other than a cardboard box to test computer components.-But you dont build computers that often.Decent size and provides a place for you to screw down computer components if you need to. Fits E-ATX.The build quality is flimsy and no guide on screws to use where.The screw holes were roughly made and I required a wrench to get the standoffs into some uncleaned screw threads.

This thing is great for a beginners test bench