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SilverStone Precision PS05B Mid-Tower Case Reviews
Patrick "MACMAC" MacMillan
2010-09-03 09:20:00.0
Overclockers Online and PureOverclock have posted a review of the SilverStone Precision PS05B, a very affordable mid-tower case.
Let's see what they had to say:
- Overclockers Online:
"Silverstone set out to provide a case that brings a lot of value for your buck and I think they are mostly on target with the PS05. With tool less features for PCI expansion cards, hard drives and drive bays the PS05 wont have you reaching for a screwdriver very often. The black painted interior is a nice touch for anyone that likes to show off their PC.
The biggest disadvantage of the PS05, it is the stock cooling power. With only 2 included fans the PS05 can build up some heat, but with spaces for 3 additional fans there is a good bit of room for improvement.
The Silverstone PS05 is a solid choice in the budget case arena that offers some great features without costing you a lot of dough."
Click here to read the full review.
- PureOverclock:
"If you've always wanted to own a SilverStone chassis but never quite had the budget to purchase one, now you can. The interesting thing, however, is this case is by no means a compromise just because it has an affordable price tag. Inexpensive doesn't mean cheap here. SilverStone has some some great features into this case, but the execution and quality is top-notch. The SilverStone PS05B quite simply offers consumers an excellent combination of features, quality, and outstanding value."
Click here to read the full review.
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