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SilverStone is getting ready to ship a new addition to its Precision Series computer case line, the PS07 (SST-PS07B). Small in stature, this is the first Precision Series enclosure designed for micro ATX motherboards, and it also supports mini DTX and mini ITX just for good measure. The all-black chassis measures 210mm (W) x 374mm (H) x 400mm (D) and weighs 5.2kg.
Two 120mm silent fans draw air in from the front of the case, and you can optionally add a third 120mm to the rear. Other highlights include quick access filters to prevent dust buildup, removable motherboard tray and top panel, wire and cable routing pathways, adjustable holder for large CPU coolers, a motherboard cutout for easier heatsink installation, USB 3.0, and support for up to six 3.5-inch drives and one 2.5-inch drive.
No word yet on price or availability.
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Century22
February 16, 2012 at 11:46am
Six Drives ?!?!? That's NOT a Micro case!
A Micro ATX case should be more like 210mm x 210mm x 140mm
livebriand
November 04, 2011 at 4:23pm
I like the matte black design there. Why don't more PC manufacturers use designs like this?
Sk3pt1c4l
November 04, 2011 at 4:03pm
So basically it's a Sugo03f/temjin08e with a door.
Reminds me of an Antec P180.
Were they bored?
Is this a try at selling down back stock of that base chassis?
BadCommand
November 04, 2011 at 9:54am
Odd offering- a vertical mitx case clearly aimed at the enthusiast market with high air flow- since it appears that, for other than the HTPC crowd, there doesn't appear to be much going on in the mitx for the enthusiast crowd. The only enthusiast mitx sandy bridge boards out there are from Asrock & Zotac- both z68 boards and both have been a disappointment. So I don't know who this case is for as HTPC folks are typically looking for a horizontal case solution.
I could say that if you build a case they will come (the board makers, that is) but clearly there are many enthusiasts mitx cases out there, and yet the board makers haven't. Strange days.
