I got my frames, but was disappointed when I saw how the standoffs were drilled improperly. The holes on the bar with 2 standoffs were literally two whole inches off, zero chance of alignment. Not only that, the delay caused me to get another set of frames instead. I have use for these, so it's not the end of the world, and the frame itself isn't bad at all, well thought out. But even with EMS shipping it took 2 months to get here. On top of that, I need to redrill the standoff holes. If I had to grade the whole experience, I'd have to give it a 5...out of 10. Especially because I had to put in manual labor for something that should fit from the get-go.
Sorry about that, that's completely bizarre - the holes are standard ATX holes, the only time we've ever had an issue like that is if the customer is using an eATX motherboard (which spills past the holes we've drilled), but even then the holes are in the right place for eATX, they just need an extra one. Just to clarify - are you saying that the bar with the two standoffs was misaligned form the bar with the 3 standoffs? You should definitely not have to re-drill any motherboard holes except if you want to move the motherboard from the standard mounting point, so either something is badly awry or the bar just needs to be flipped around to line up with the 3 standoff bar?
Same here, I had to re-drill and move 2 stand-offs in order to mount regular ATX motherboard.