💻 SilverStone Technology SST-PM02B-G: Black Metal ATX Computer Tower Case with Tempered-Glass Side Panel and Optimal Air Flow Review

Great case but 2 downsides: 1. So much space and no slot for a Blu-ray2 drive. The liquid cooling fan has to be screwed on top (I have a Corsair with a fan). When the CPU gets some action, the fan gets louder up, which blows in your face when your tower is under your desk. I had to turn the fan back to make less noise.

Not Great - The lens tint is very light NOT black as shown in the picture. It's more like a smoky clear. Looks great but I was hoping for a darker one - MUST have two at this price! Only 1 box with hard foam. My box was torn, luckily without damage. Expensive. Many cases offer the same good OR better build experience for $40-$50 less. I bought this for aesthetic reasons. 4X 140W PWM fans! good quiet airflow - enough space for cables, very easy to fit in - good dust filters on permanent input…

Nice case, side glass panel is very solid and fits well, other materials are also high quality. There are plenty of options for easy installation, as long as you can see them through the sheer gloss of the case. The only complaint I have is that the space on the bottom for the PSU is a little tricky to manage, but the excellent cable management options make it a little easier.

Silverstone Technology ATX metal case with tempered glass. Pros: Big body with lots of space. Cons: The power button wiring was faulty right out of the box. A cable has been unplugged from the power switch and cannot be repaired with minimal effort. - Very "cheap" feel to the overall design - almost everything looked and felt like it. - Old-school design despite trying to make it newer. Draft. For example, the bottom of the case is designed to resemble the bottom of the Fractal case and other…

This case is just perfect for me. I like the clean design and the ability to manage cables. I would like to note that the connection for SATA is quite difficult, since the full ATX board is exactly opposite the cable exit. However, this is not enough to remove the stars. I'll make small changes here and there and update when they're done.

PROS+ all metal construction seems very solid + looks great (imo) + temp during gaming was very similar to my previous Corsair 450D+ with 4 fans. They're not as quiet as the Noctuas, but they get the job done. CONS + The power supply is VERY tight. The docs say the maximum PSU length is 190mm, but with my 170mm PSU I could barely fit the PSU and cables. They are almost frighteningly bent, between the power supply unit and the HDD frame (the ruler is crooked in the photo, the cables did not…

Removing the hard drive bay behind the PSU requires drilling out rivets, which my PSU won't fit without. Even if it were, many people don't need it, so just make it removable. Restrictive front panel. You can remove the projector debris (which shouldn't matter initially) and the bottom cover (front bezel) to fix it. What were you even thinking about? Speaking of the front panel, I've broken all the clips now. The faceplate would probably have fallen off if I hadn't removed the bottom cover…