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Actually, I kinda like them....!!
I like the idea, but I do have a concern on their PCI-E extension; it's a ribbon cable that is quite long as it wraps around behind the card in order for it to sit with the fans pointing towards the window. I have to wonder what affect that could have on GPU performance?
Also, it's a tad expensive...
Similar to silverstone rvz01, some good differences, some less so.
GPU in the orientation that I would prefer for a case like this, and nice looking glass to show it off. I really like the look of this case, especially after imagining how it would look wall mounted.
A shame it is so big, I really liked the size of the original steam machine - it lacked expandability, but I rarely use more than a single drive in a computer anyway; I would go for a NAS if I ever kept a large amount of digital files.
Hopefully someone makes a smaller case before this, and the Silverstone FTZ01 come out as I do not mind waiting too much.
I'm hoping that silverstone do some tweaking on the ftz01 rather than just making the same case with aluminium panels.Quote:
Originally Posted by hesham1516
Thumbscrews, removable back panel...
I like the smallest one, would be tempted with something like that when building next machine (not for a while). Need to see what cooling is like for it when running a full spec main machine in it.
Interesting design.. I also quite like the smaller case. Would be very interested to see a full review with temps. Might not have the space to cool that well. We shall see!
From the pictures the PC-O5 looks small but it is still bigger than the RVZ01 and costs over x3 the price ;)
Aesthetically more pleasing than the RVZ01, internally its designed a lot worse.
Wow, these look nice, but seem hard to justify at those prices!
Just brilliant
I loved the designs the moment they came out and I knew they would be expensive but I still want one. I would never buy one though solely because of how big it is.
The FTZ01 and the ML08 will support a new, larger PSU design that will still be smaller than traditional atx designs but larger than the original Silverstone sfx psu.Quote:
Originally Posted by krazy_olie
Key thing is that the new PSU has what looks like a 120mm fan and will hopefully be available in higher capacities, but only 500W was available.
Can you link this psu, I can't seem to find it. I currently have the 450w sfx (not gold) and it's the loudest thing in my rvz01 but it's the psu after all so I can't really do anything about it.
Half way down the page here: http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/201...iew-sfx-psus/2Quote:
Originally Posted by Infinite
SFX-L PSUs.
The original 450W was pretty horrible but I switched to the 300W as my hardware is pretty low power and it's very quiet as the fan doesn't spin up until a certain temperature.
Ahh, still not available yet is why I couldn't find it. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Ulti
I have a 970 so I didnt want to risk the 300W.
Surprised this fits the case. I remember there not being much room to work with.