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Silverstone SST-TJ05, Continued

07:00 - Monday 13 September 2004 by Siggy Moersch

Nice and spacious: box with the mounting rails of the drives

Pros

Multifunction display Lots of room for drives Filed edges Mounting rails insulate the case from drive noise Box for accessories Two preinstalled 120 mm fans with speed signal cable

Cons

heavy bulky dimensions

Two 120 mm fans are preinstalled in the case

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Silverstone SST-TJ05, Continued

Nice and spacious: box with the mounting rails of the drives

Two 120 mm fans are preinstalled in the case

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