SilverStone TechnologyComputer Case Sst-Sg13P-Usa

Good case. I bought because it was on sale. Support full atx psu.

good quality with a cheap price

great product my wife likes it alot!

Nice case, very pink!I went to buy this for my xgf for her daughter to build a small form factor pc.Well, now her daughter wants white !This case aint cheap, so I turned this into a Pink nas box with a 12TB Hard drive.Woud be nice if there was a way to put 2 hard drives in this box instead of one. (Since the front of the case has room)Anyways, I am now the very happy owner of a pink nas, that all my tech friends ask why my NAS is pink !It is a pretty sturdy case. Next time I will buy blue !

El case es de muy buen material, bien organizado, pero solo para motherboard ITX. Considera una fuente de poder de un largo máximo de 150mm o no cabra en el gabinete.Tarjetas de video largas tampoco cabran, checa en la página de silverstone el tamaño máximo.Finalmente el disipador de tu procesador tampoco puede ser muy alto considera uno compacto de Noctua o silverstone.Cómo verás son muchas restricciones pero si las cumples tendrás una PC super compacta, portátil y con mucho estilo. En mi caso definitivamente lo vale!

I recommend this case if you build a Mini ITX. It fits a medium graphic card inside easy. Also can be fitted with a normal size power supply. The case has enough holes in it for the airflow.

I have a full ATX non modular power supply and a stock intel fan cooler with a 120mm high rpm intake fan in the front, at first i thought i would deal with high temperatures but with some cable management that I put a lot of time into im really happy to play with 1080p having 50-60 Degrees as my CPU Temps for the most games I play. My biggest advice especially if your planning to do what i did is cable management take all the time you need to think and manage the cables, zip ties are very necessary. Two things that can make things way easier is a SFX modular power supply, a water cooling system for your CPU especially if you wanna do some overclocking.. it really depends on what are you planning to do with the PC. And I really didnt find it that hard to build in considering this is the first system to build my self. I love how it looks just clean I can even put it in my backpack its way smaller than you can possibly think easy 10/10 thanks silverstone.

Disclaimer: This is not the smallest SFF case out there, and it also doesn't have rgb lights all over the place.Now that you're aware, let's continue with the details you might want. Packaging was adequate and the case was protected with styrofoam holders. The case was painted inside and outside (powder coat maybe). There were no sharp edges anywhere. It included a small baggie of screws and some foam rings for fan mounting. The finish is "slick" feeling and nicely done inside and outside. This model did not include any case fans.Honestly, there's not a lot of room for extra fans. I picked up a Noctua NF-P12 redux, 120mm fan and installed it in the front (see photo). Don't bother with rgb fans on this. The case is very easy to disassemble. Be careful with the front - it's attached by screws on the side of the frame and some tabs. Remove the screws and be careful to thread out the front I/O cables. Once the fan was installed, there was plenty of space to reinstall the cables and the front panel. The front panel has a removable dust filter. There's another photo with a measurement touching the front dust filter to the back where a video card would be installed. If you wanted, you could buy some magnetic dust screens to cover the other vents.I recommend a modular power supply. There's only 4 mother board standoffs. Install your CPU, CPU fan, ram, and connect power cables to the mother board first. Then connect the power cable to the power supply once it's installed.The case has 4 nice, soft rubber feet on the bottom.All-in-all, this is a great, small form factor case with a few nice features. Note that the user's manual is online - not included in the box.