Looking for a chassis to build a high powered MATX system in? Silverstone could have just what you are looking for in the TJ08
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Silverstone TJ08 Review
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silenthill
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I don't know, looks very boxy to me or what you can say classic, I don't think it's my cup of tea
dugdiamond
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did someone say boxy?????
she is back you know!!! we luv boxxy
she is back you know!!! we luv boxxy
silenthill
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did someone say boxy?????
I should have said sexy just to make you happy
I should have said sexy just to make you happy
sheroo
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did someone say boxy?????
she is back you know!!! we luv boxxy
Hyper people that just talk too much just give me a headache, I prefer peace and quiet - definitely getting old...
yassarikhan786
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I don't know about the Gold award. That 3.5" drive cage is too close for comfort. Like the RV-02 with the internal width created with the use of 180mm fans, the 3.5" cage should have been rotated latitudinally so that the hard drives and required cables don't interfere with RAM and CPU heatsinks, it would also tidy up the cable management. The 3.5" drive cage seems like an afterthought unfortunately; this case is better limited to one 3.5" in the bottom and or with supplied 5.25"-3.5" adapters, and 2.5" SSD mount somewhere random.
Lollipop
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I wan't one
No, you need one
Could definitely tell Tom had too much caffeine.
Brilliant case. I can definitely see myself using this case. Just a question though; the floor of the case has mounting holes for a SSD, so just above that, I wonder if you can fit a 3.5" drive there as well? That way you won't have to mount the 3.5" drive at the top. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Brilliant case. I can definitely see myself using this case. Just a question though; the floor of the case has mounting holes for a SSD, so just above that, I wonder if you can fit a 3.5" drive there as well? That way you won't have to mount the 3.5" drive at the top. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
sheroo
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Could definitely tell Tom had too much caffeine.
Brilliant case. I can definitely see myself using this case. Just a question though; the floor of the case has mounting holes for a SSD, so just above that, I wonder if you can fit a 3.5" drive there as well? That way you won't have to mount the 3.5" drive at the top. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
There was a 3.5 external bay at the bottom so in theory you should be able to get 2 ssd's in there with the right bracket.
Oh my bad. I just reviewed the video, and Tom was giving the example in the case of large heatsinks. A 3.5" drive wouldn't be able to fit with cables connected in the cages at all. So you'd definitely have to mount the 3.5" with a 5.25 to 3.5" adapter at the top optical bays.
murphy7801
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I might build a mATX PC, big case going to uniAt least you can't jack it without 2 men, the thing is 15kg lmao
That not partially heavy my pc 32kg and I can lift it ?
