ITX Test Bench

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The motherboard sits on top with the GPU on a riser mounted to the side. The power supply sits on a separate platform below.
The motherboard sits on top with the GPU on a riser mounted to the side. The power supply sits on a separate platform below.
The empty bench before I put the RGB strips on it. You can see the standoffs for the motherboard and GPU, and the hole I cut for cable routing. The acrylic is pretty scuffed up in places. Hopefully next time I use acrylic It'll be on something I can spend more time on to make it look perfect.
The empty bench before I put the RGB strips on it. You can see the standoffs for the motherboard and GPU, and the hole I cut for cable routing. The acrylic is pretty scuffed up in places. Hopefully next time I use acrylic It'll be on something I can spend more time on to make it look perfect.
The standoffs for the GPU riser and the tab for the card to screw on to. It just uses a standard thumbscrew, which makes taking the card on and off super easy.
The standoffs for the GPU riser and the tab for the card to screw on to. It just uses a standard thumbscrew, which makes taking the card on and off super easy.
I really like the angles in the lower section, I was mostly just making this design up as I went along but I think it turned out well.
I really like the angles in the lower section, I was mostly just making this design up as I went along but I think it turned out well.

ITX Test Bench

I needed somewhere I can easily access my parts while I move them around between case builds, so I decided to try my hand at building a test bench. I made this over the course of a weekend out of 5mm acrylic and e6000 glue. It's pretty basic but I think it turned out pretty well. I learned a lot about working with acrylic here and this build has made me want to work with it again in the future on something a little better planned out and much cleaner of a final product.

EDIT: I built this before I ever started using acrylic cement (which is much cleaner than glue) and I've learned a lot since I built this, but I'm still proud of this test bench and I still love the color scheme and pictures I took of it.
Color(s): Black White
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: none
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: Mini-ITX
Type: General Build

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Hardware

CPU
$ 106.27
AMD - Ryzen 7 (2700X)
Socket: AM4
Cores: 8
Motherboard
$ 256.45
ASUS - ROG Strix Gaming (X470-I)
Chipset: X470
CPU Socket: AM4
Size: Mini-ITX
Memory
$ 185.99
Corsair - Vengeance Pro (3200MHz) (Black/RGB)
Type: DDR4
Capacity: 8 GB
Graphics
$ 551.00
ZOTAC - GeForce Mini
Chip Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip: GTX 1080 Ti
Storage
$ 59.92
ADATA - Premier SP550
Form Factor: M.2
Interface: M.2 (M)
Capacity: 480 GB
PSU
$ 249.99
SilverStone Technology - SX800-LTI
Wattage: 800
Form Factor: ATX
Efficiency: 80+ Titanium
Case
Custom - Custom (custom)
Cooling
$ 51.95
AMD - Wraith Prism
Type: Air Cooler
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