💻 SilverStone PS14B-Eg Precision Series ATX & Micro-ATX Computer Case with Tempered Glass Review

On their website it is written that you can make fans in the format 1x 120 at the back 2x 120 or 140 at the top 2x 140 or 3x 120 at the front Installing the fans at the top is so little Space that they almost touch the PC cooler, not to mention that access to other things is cut off. With front fans you can only do 3x120 if you remove the optical bay (which like why even take that case if you don't want to use it?) So I tried 2x 140 in front and of course those are big enough to prevent that…

I want to love this case. The only problem I had was that the package pins needed extensions to fit the motherboard. Otherwise quality work

This article cannot be used. The included screws seem to be a bit too small, but what really ruined the experience were the mismatched cables for the front panel. It is physically impossible to connect the power button to the MoBo. In this case, you destroy hundreds of dollars worth of equipment.

The Thai case was great to build and left enough space for the graphics card! It cools everything with the 3 fans I have and the CPU cooler, the airflow is amazing, it has a magnetic filter on top and a filter on the bottom for the PSU fan. The quality of the case doesn't look cheap for the price either. It even has USB 3.0 with an enclosure on the front, which is great. It also has a 5-1/4-inch optical drive bay. Plus it's tempered glass with a power supply stand, nothing beats cable…

I love Silverstone cases. No annoying RGB lights anywhere. This is a great budget case. Clean design, power supply cellar, lots of space for cables. Excellent build quality. The supplied fan is quiet. The only downsides are the old snap-on PCIe card slot covers and somewhat short I/O cables on the front panel (at least on my Matx motherboard).

Well, the case is of good quality, but there was a significant annoying drawback, which, it seems, does not correspond to common sense of the manufacturers. The wires that drive the front panel, "HDD LED, PLED, RST, and PWR," are so short that they don't reach the connector on a standard ATX motherboard. This prompted me to find extension cords for these simple but basic functional cords.

Their website says you can fit 1x 120 rear 2x 120 or 140 top 2x 140 or 3x 120 front one 140 format fans in the back After installing the fans on the Top There is so little space that they almost touch the PC cooler, not to mention blocking access to other things. With the front fans you can only do 3 x 120 if you remove the optical bay (what the heck why even buy this case if you don't want to use it?) So I tried 2 x 140 on the front and they are of course large enough to prevent a smaller SSD…

Was looking for a cheap case, got what I was looking for. Pros: - Quiet, even when the fans are running at full speed. To be fair, some of this may have to do with the fans I installed. YMMV tempered glass looks fantastic, especially on indoor LED installations. Front I/O with my full ATX board. Not sure what the other reviews are struggling with, but this worked for my setup - a single optical drive slot is a rare find. Even in more expensive cases, there are either too many or none at all…

First Impression, Light, Too Light? On closer inspection, no sharp edges can be seen. Although the case is thin, special care must be taken when handling the case. I started comparing this to a $150-200 case, that's not true, but for the price it's all the correct estimates, at least for me. I wanted USB 3.0, tempered glass, 1 bay, wired. Pros, magnetic mesh filter works, side connectors are exactly what I wanted, easy to figure out hooking up to motherboard, well labeled, includes a fan which…