SilverStone Technology PS11 ATX, Micro-ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with Side Window Panel, SST-PS11B-W

When i started building my new computer, i was worried about space for a large 13" videocard, but this case works perfectly. A RTX 4070 fits in here with no problems, along with everything else i need.The plexiglass window is a great touch, and though i wish it was glass, it looks good and as long as you don't touch it, it wont get dirty or fingerprinted. The layout of the case allows for good air movement if the fans are installed properly and so far its awesome!

Glad this was available. Elegant powder black case. Plenty room for full ATX build, but tight fit for top fans. Great airflow. Very light case made from steel. Cable routing is good. Both sides of the case can be removed. Side window.Two front trays for Blue-ray and other inserts. The front facing plastic tool-less insertion cages and hard drive cage actually work well. Low-tech innovation.Quiet case if you install quiet fans.

Ooh-Wee! Nice and quiet and made from cold pressed steel straight from the land of the rising sun! The panels couldn't be easier to remove and it actually has drive slots for my cd-rom drive! I'm sitting here playing Myst Like A Boss! You kids don't know nothing about that! The only regret I have is not buying the Ecto Cooler I removed from my cart to make the experience whole. Oh well, I'll have to remember next time. Thanks!

Only bought this case because I had some very specific requirements that made this case the best option for me. I needed a case with 2+ 5.25 bays, 3+ 3.5" bays, and full ATX support while being <460mm tall. This was about the only available option under $100.If you don't need the 5.25 bays or you have some wiggle room on the height, there are MANY better options than this. It's antiquated by 2023 standards (acrylic side panel, poor cable management options, awful non-PWM blue LED fan).For my needs (homelab), it's fine. Just remember this is a $50 case from 2016, so set your expectations accordingly.

Everything fit properly even my graphics card which is huge. A GEFORCE 3070ti RTX

Like: All black interior makes RGB stand out.The top 5.25 bay is still usable despite the front panel connectors which are long enough to be able to pass behind and under the motherboard for an uncluttered interior.Dislike: The thumbscrews are thin, tight, and not easy to get threaded smoothly. The bottom rear thumbscrew hole just won't align again after the back was removed.The reset button is indeed recessed so far back as to require a probe to actuate ( I used a round toothpick w/ the tip cut off ) - thinking of gluing a plastic extension onto it as a permanent fix.The bottom filter doesn't pull out - you have to flip the case to remove and clean it.

Near perfect ATX mid-tower case. It DOES have cable management channels under the motherboard. Best for the money!

I'm having trouble starting this review, because this case is not perfect. Yet every time I think about a weakness it has, I think of something good that is vastly more important. In short, it is a case that offers incredible functionality in the smallest size I have found that will take a full ATX motherboard. And no complaint I can think of takes away from that.The Good: - Very compact, yet supports mini-ITX through full ATX motherboards. - Near perfect air (or water) cooling design with unobstructed, filtered air intake and output - Supports 2 x 140mm front intake fans (Those who say not haven't fully removed the front panel) - Supports 4 additional 120mm fans (1 bottom, 1 back, and 2 top) - Bottom-mounted PSU with isolated air path - 2x 5 1/4" front bays, USB 3.0, front + back panels, thumb screws for panels and slots - CPU access on back of motherboard panel.The bad: - Not all filters are easy to remove for cleaning (and no filter on back 120mm fan). - Requires significant disassembly to install dual 140mm fans in front. - Thin metal, sufficient but somewhat flimsy. - Protruding side panels negate much of the compactness, though it is still compact.In short, I'm very happy with this for $51 including shipping. I would be happier to pay $80 for a deluxe version that mitigated or resolved the cons I listed above. But no such case exists in the world right now. So this is as good as it gets for a very compact option at this time.