SilverStone Technology Tempered Mid Tower Micro ATX Review

Built a computer into this thing for a friend. He didn't know the difference, so I bought as cheaply as I could from a well-known brand with a glass panel. The metal is definitely brittle, but overall the case is rock solid. I'm also surprised at how great it looks. I'm fascinated by people who can't figure out how to remove the faceplate from this thing. Below, as in many other cases, is a place to lose weight. The quality isn't the best, but the price isn't the same either. It looks fantastic

This is a good tower for the money, I'm very happy with it, the glass panel comes off easily, it was easy to install, the kit had everything I needed To get it My Build Setup The only thing that bothers me is the difficult access to the power supply and the mounting channel that goes over the video outs flexes slightly, but the case is light enough to be easy to carry and it gives a lot of air in it. Thread what was the reason I bought it in the first place. If you need internal CD drives, this

This is a clean case, fairly well built apart from a few imperfections. A few tips before you start assembly: Tighten ALL motherboard standoffs you are using. Don't expect the fans to be right on the front panel, you'll have a hell of a time installing the bottom fan without removing the hard drive bay first. Finally, remember the motherboard power cable (top left of the mobo) because unless you're using a modular power supply, it can be VERY difficult to plug it into a fanned spot. The top…

This is one of the few covers I've found that fits under the desk. Front panel buttons and a case thin enough to fit in a computer stand were two things I needed. Surprisingly hard to find! I had to send 3 boxes back before I found this one. Perfect

I bought this for my wife as I was basically upgrading her entire computer and she was interested in a case that had the power button on the front but was small and sleek. Looking for. This case ticks all the boxes, although I have never bought a Silverstone case and generally found the company to be a cheaper quality brand I am impressed. There are a few things you'll sacrifice from any brand in this price range, but the Silverstone managed to give us important bells and whistles while still…

Really like this case, it ventilates a lot, allows installing 6 fans, supports a water cooler and supports motherboards up to ATX, has slots for Eatx but it's on top to you because it doesn't actually say you can use eatx. I like the PSU cover but it fits snugly in the cable management and the PSU can block access to the SSD cover over the PSU. It has 3 disks for installing SSD or HDD, if 2.5, then there is space for a HDD 3.5. It contains only one fan per extractor hood. I really like the…

Beautiful glass side panel, good cable routing options on the back of the housing. The front panel looks good and the airflow is excellent. Can't complain :)GamersNexus recommends it as one of the best budget options. what does that cover.

This is a great budget case with a few minor imperfections that are to be expected and can easily be remedied when planning your assembly and wiring. I highly recommend this case as a good budget option for anyone looking for one of the smallest cases suitable for an ATX motherboard. I used it to upgrade an old almost 10 year old PC build (i7 3770k, 16GB DDR3, 256GB SSD) and now use it as a 2nd PC at home/work from home. Pros: 1) Silverstone build quality, attention to detail (e.g. creative use