Test Bench Case

[2] I bought this to use as a test bench cpu only, and b&h was the only place i could find it for a good price even with shipping and import fees to canada it was cheaper than buying off another site. works great just as expected and now i can test all the 1700 socket motherboards i have. i would assume it is a great cpu for office use since it is just a dual core. but i wont be using it for anything other than making sure motherboards post and boot to windows.

[7.85 lb] I've purchased this to test multiple media players on my test bench and it works well. Easily handles the 1080p signals I am using from the media players. I can see quite a few scenarios where this would be a useful product to add cameras to a video switcher or different gaming devices to TV. I have not yet tested a 4K signal from a video camera to see how well it works but that is next on the list.

[52 x 4.5 x 4"] Used a bunch of these at work, one for the center of an AV workstation and another for a test and setup bench for PA amps and mixers. The built in rack mount and optional side unit is very useful. So with the price being right, this was just the thing for setting up my workstation in my new retirement home. Assembly is easy.

[17.5 lb] Great bench

[Black] This bench is better than the one that comes with the package and it's worth it.

Great bench

[16 lb / 7.3 kg] nice looking and comfortable bench

[Black] I needed a case for my makeshift server. A bench testing and I have to say that this has a lot of space for 8+2/4 2.5-3.5 drives. 2 5.25 bay for optical or additional HDD, hence the +2 or +4 if using 2.5 SSD. Fractal has been making quality cases for some time now and this is a great case. Minimal look, not to flash, gets the job done. It comes with all the fasteners that you will need for this case. The side panel as a bit hard to take off, just a little force needed.

[Wood] This is a solid bench for every day use for the right price.

[Glass] This filter case is made well and the magnetic latch is secure. I have not tried a drop test but I see no need to.