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When I think of the Fortress naming from SilverStone, I first think full tower and the design implementations that both previous FT0x versions had. The FT01 was ahead of its day and offered wire management, great air flow, tool-free features, and a very sexy to look at exterior. The second reincarnation of the Fortress was the FT02, which took the FT01 and the Raven and mixed them up to make a pretty awesome case with a ninety degree motherboard tray alignment, while keeping most of the original ideas. Externally the FT02 was far superior to the sleek lines of the FT01 with its redesigned all aluminum exterior.
Silberstone hat mit dem um 90° gedrehten Innenleben des Raven für viel Aufsehen gesorgt. Allerdings mussten sich Besitzer eines Raven bzw. eines Raven 2 mit Plastikfronten herumärgern. Mit Silverstones FT02 ändert sich dies nun, hier wird nicht ohne Grund mit einem 4.5mm Aluminium Unibody Frame geworben. Was das FT02 noch zu bieten hat und wie es sich in der Praxis macht erfahrt ihr in unserem Bericht.
Outre les boitiers et les alimentations, SilverStone a pléthore d'accessoires, comme des cartes contrôleur, dont la SST-EC04, testée ce jour. Une petite carte low-profile avec un contrôleur TI, qui permet d'ajouter quatre ports SuperSpeed à une machine. Le bon plan pour un upgrade ?
Silverstone are a producer of high quality PC components with one of their product lines offering a wide selection of cases to choose from. Today we're taking a look at the PS05 which is Silverstone's latest case in their Precision series. Apparently it offers noise control and improved airflow in a sleek, all-black design. Let's see if it lives up the PR hype.
Silverstone is one of the most recognisable chassis brands on the market, which comes as no surprise given that they seem to launch more products per year than virtually any other manufacturer. The Sugo series of chassis has long been a success, something that’s no doubt obvious given that the model we have at our disposal today is the twelfth iteration, the Sugo SG12.
SilverStone, looking to show that with careful case design and component placement you can still have a near ITX sized case for an mATX system, has recently released their SG09 case. The SG09 comes from a long line-up of small form factor cases in SilverStone's Sugo series, and with such a small size it's going to prove that you don't need to abandon the mATX form factor if you want to go smaller!
Today, computer hardware has become very compact without compromising the performance.
This means that you can now build very powerful small micro ATX computers with the same components that you only a few years back only would find in a full tower computer. In this review we look at the SilverStone SG09 Case, a small Case with room for even the large NVIDIA GeForce GTX690 cards.
Of course, a full tower system isn't always desired for a number of reasons. Perhaps you are working in a limited space, need a system that is lightweight / portable or you simply don't need many expansion options. If you fall into this latter category, there are desktop options available that fit the bill. Today we are looking at one such option, the SilverStone SG05-450 Small Form Factor Chassis.
The SilverStone SG05 Mini-ITX/DTX is a computer case designed for minimal space and maximum flexibility. Unlike other small form factor cases, the SG05 attempts to provide users with options by supporting large video cards, larger heat sink fans, and an 80-plus 300 watt PSU. In this review, we'll take a look at all the SG05 has to offer.
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