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Here is a pic showing a close up of the foam used to support the mobo and prevent the mobo from coming into contact with the metal frames. For your info, any ATX Form Factor mobos will fit in the DIY House, with a little overhang on the edges. Not by much though. Unless of course you have some Dual CPU Mobos or other larger mobos, which will have a lot of over-hanging out of the DIY House frame.
And since the DIY House is like a temporary case for your peripherals, Senfu also provided the jumper connectors for your POWER and HDD LEDs, a speaker connector and also a RESET and POWER ON switch with the kit. Some cable or zip ties for your cables and also the 3M Sticky Rubber Feets. Another nice touch is the dust cover. Although it's a little large, mainly for use when 2 DIY House is stacked together.
Here's a close up of the mobo jumper connectors. Ain't that cute? :O)
And here are some shots of the DIY House in action. An ATX mobo, with CPU, RAM and some expansion cards are installed. The whole shitz is placed on the lower portion of the DIY Houce. On the top, you'll find the CD-ROM Drive, FDD, HDD and also the PSU. Here you'll see that everything is easily accessible and swapping of any of the components is a breeze.
Verdict? Well, for a price of S$46, it's quite a good investment and is a great addition to the overclockers/system builders arsenal out there. It provides greater flexibilty and accessibility when setting up or testing your rig, be it for normal usage or just overclocking and reviews purposes. Not to mention it's stackable so you get double the fun! As for me, the DIY House will definitely be a big help for any future reviews or articles here in VH Secret Labs! Even if you're not going to be doing any testing for sometime, the DIY House can easily act as a storage area for some of your other stuff. But because of the open concept design, you might want to keep your coffee cups or beer cans away from the setup. Go get yerself one peeps!
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