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HarryD
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2017/12/23 13:04:04 (permalink)
I'm looking for a test bench so I can "test" my new hardware when it arrives. A water cooling compatible test bench is not needed. It has to support a E-ATX motherboard. Looking to spend around $150 or less.

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    Nereus
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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2017/12/23 22:41:30 (permalink)
     
    Something like this should do the job: HighSpeed PC Half-Deck Tech Station - Large (EATX) /Red
    $94, free shipping, no tax apparently.
     
    or here's one from the same company, $145 because of the additional bottom shelf as opposed to neoprene mat:
    HighSpeed PC Top Deck Tech Station - Large (EATX) /Black
     
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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2017/12/31 18:58:27 (permalink)
     
    Here's another for $60
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CZ6JG8O
     
    edit: never mind, it's not E-ATX
     
     


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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2017/12/31 22:46:23 (permalink)
    More than I want to spend but I'm looking at the LDCooling PC-V4 bench. I have the PC-V8 case which I'll be building a new system in 2018.

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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2018/01/04 15:47:43 (permalink)
    looks good. altho i would check these out as well.
    http://www.dimastechusa.com/cooling-technologies

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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2018/01/07 07:25:14 (permalink)
    Primochill Praxis
    https://www.primochill.com/collections/wet-benches
    Supports water cooling and eatx.


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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2018/01/28 08:27:35 (permalink)
    What are the benefits of having a test bench versus just putting it together on a table. making sure everything is grounded properly and no shorts
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    Re: Looking for a test bench. 2018/03/08 14:01:24 (permalink)
    I think a bench would be a little more sturdy that just the surface of a table.
     
    What I did is just use my current case, really wanted to test my graphics cards with my current MB and Windows 7.

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