Review on Computer Case SilverStone PS13B by Hideo Tsushi ᠌

1. This is the first case I bought in which the back plate from the motherboard is not fixed. It freely falls out of the landing slot on the rear wall of the case and it was only possible to firmly fix it by pressing it down with connectors on the motherboard. Mother herself. board from ASUS, so there is no need to sin on the wrong dimensions of the bar. 2. It turned out to be very difficult to install the MSI GTX 960 video card, if it goes into the case with a solid margin in length, then it literally pushes right through in height. The vertical rack of the case, designed to mount the HDD and SSD, covers the additional connectors. power supply on the video card and without a mat, it is very problematic to shove all this economy into place. Of particular note is this very non-removable vertical stand, which is generally not needed in the case, but interferes with the installation of components very much. 3. The seats for the motherboard stands seem to be somewhat displaced, I had to adjust them with great effort to fit the holes in the motherboard, I was even afraid to break it. 4. The rear bars in the case are breakable, which I have not come across for a long time. 5. This most "stylish front panel" is made of shiny plastic, on which the slightest dust and every scratch is visible. 6. There is no "management cable" at all, everything is the old fashioned way - the wires are bred along the side walls and along the bottom.