Review on 💻 SilverStone ML03B MicroATX Power Supply by Janis Libeks ᠌

In this building attracts, first of all, the price. Well, and a banal desire to take possession of a compact case in order to fill it with a powerful stuffing. In fact, when assembling a computer, you encounter a bunch of problems - there is nowhere to put the power supply cables (but there are ears for attaching cables to the case, although there are few of them), hard drive cables interfere and the hard drives themselves, fans are also not installed without problems, plus where You also need to hide their cables. The manufacturer warns in advance about the limitations in the size of the PSU and the optical drive - both should not be longer than 170mm. ONLY mATX or mini-ITX motherboards can be installed in the case. In general, if the appearance of the insides of a computer is not in last place for you, then you will have to suffer during assembly. My opinion on this case is that it is ideal for assembling a media center / HTPC (this is its main purpose, as it is positioned from the manufacturer), or for creating a nice work computer, or a PC for school (but you can find a cheaper case for these purposes). For him, it is better to immediately look for a modular power supply unit, with detachable cables. And also immediately find a low-profile CPU cooler. If these two requirements are met (and the first is optional), in the end, you can assemble a computer without any problems. In my case, old hardware was used: Mat. ASUS P5L-MX board; Processor Intel Dual Core E2160; Cooler Zalman CNPS7000V-AlCu(PWM); RAM 1.5GB Kingston KVR667d2n5; Video card ASUS GT610-SL-1GD3-L; Power supply HIPRO HP-D4302RWR2; Case fans 4pcs, from different manufacturers, connected through resistors; Hard disk WD 160Gb, IDE (temporarily, for lack of a better one). Still, it would be nice if the case was a little more, by 10 percent, or at least there was a separate compartment for laying cables.