
	Where results make sense

Topic: Silverstone (plastic)

Related Topics

Teflon

In the News (Tue 29 Dec 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	t-break - Silverstone TJ07 Chassis
		Silverstone TJ07 Chassis : The Exterior & Interior
		While its certainly not the newest, the TJ07 is amongst the best chassis from Silverstone and has won many accolades from them.
		There is just one area that appears to be a bit sharp but Silverstone adds plastic molding there as well.
	www.tbreak.com /reviews/article.php?id=489 (388 words)

	Silverstone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Silverstone is a medium sized village in Northamptonshire, England.
		About half a mile to the south of the village is the world famous Silverstone Circuit, traditionally the home of the British Grand Prix.
		For one week in the year it gets a bit hectic, but for the rest of the time it is a pleasant shire village with a healthy community spirit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Silverstone (258 words)

	InsaneTek - Silver Temjin TJ05 Review
		Silverstone has taken the computer enclosure industry head-on and made a name for themselves in a very short period of time.
		Silverstone is no exception; you pinch the two little plastic tabs and slide it up against It's very simple and much easier than using a screwdriver.
		I asked Silverstone about this and they said it was caused by either shipping and/or bad handling during a reworking of the case.
	www.insanetek.com /index.php?page=silverstonetemjintj05 (1494 words)

	ap0calypse - The Last Stop in Tech - SilverStone LC11B HTPC Enclosure Review
		SilverStone recently gave me the pleasure of looking at one of their LC11B HTPC enclosures, and I now bring my impressions of this beautiful case to you.
		SilverStone recommends flipping the case over and resting it in the foam packaging while installing components so as to not damage the finish.
		SilverStone’s attention to small details such as the screwdriver holes for mounting the optical drive and the soft closing drive bay door help make this case even better than it already is. Cooling inside the case is excellent and incredibly silent.
	www.ap0calypse.com /showthread.php?t=2028 (2803 words)

	Lethal Hardware - SilverStone TJ04 case @ OCModShop
		SilverStone Technology was founded in the summer of 2003, their current list of product include cases, power supplies, cooling, fans, and some accessories.
		The case within is wrapped in plastic and surrounded by styrofoam to protect it during it's journey from the factory to you.
		The front of the case is protected by a piece of plastic to prevent scratches or damage to it.
	www.lethalhardware.com /news/26 (232 words)

	Ascully.com - DVD, Anime, Videogames, Tech & Babes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Silverstone have always been on the front line of the latest trends with a PC case to match any system you are liable to throw together.
		Silverstone also include a 80mm fan (2050 RPM, 21DB) at the front of the case to take air from the vents on the front panel and push it front to back to provide the proper airflow a PC needs.
		Silverstone have a unique mounting system to make sure your DVD drive is well hidden preserving the sleek lines of the front of the case.
	www.ascully.com /modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=447 (2208 words)

	PimpRig Forums - Silverstone SST-FP53 Hard Drive Cooler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Silverstone also includes an instruction sheet that can be very helpful to the simple-minded among uswith one exception.
		Silverstone also included a large thermal pad to aid in the heat transfer to the aluminum case.
		After about one hour of use, I checked the temperature and it was a solid 32C.* After installing the hard drive into the Silverstone FP53 hard drive cooler and letting it run for an hour, the temperature dropped a whole 4 degrees to run at a steady 28C and at times of extended idle, 27C.
	www.pimprig.com /forums/printthread.php?t=27221 (1465 words)

	Silverstone's Flagship: Temjin TJ06 PC case :: SilentPCReview.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The case fans are all mounted within plastic holders, an arrangement we've often decried in the past.
		Most plastic frames provide a sloppy fit, have a nasty airflow impeding grill, and serve no function other than mere convenience in mounting the fan.
		The airflow-impeding bits of plastic were easily removed with a hacksaw, as shown in the before and after shots below.
	www.silentpcreview.com /article203-page4.html (776 words)

	Center for Aesthetic Care and Cosmetic Surgery at Milford Hospital
		Plastic and cosmetic surgery patients in Connecticut have peace of mind knowing the Center has the full breadth of credentialed physicians, hospital staff, equipment and support in case it is ever needed.
		Philip Silverstone, MD Dr. Silverstone graduated summa cum laude from Dartmouth College and from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine.
		Weinstein is an assistant clinical professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Yale University School of Medicine.
	www.connecticutaesthetic.com (1002 words)

	The Moditory - Computers Will Rule the World Some Day - Silverstone TJ06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Silverstone’s Temjin 06 Tower case is our third Silverstone Case review; as with their previous cases, this too is an expression of exquisite minimalist design.
		While it keeps the visuals consistent, this is also a source of vibration; the case front can wiggle a bit, and a high pitched, muffled rattle results when the case is tapped.
		However, these plastic pieces are removable, and conventional screws can be used on the 120mm mounts.
	www.moditory.com /content/view/291/34 (422 words)

	MODTHEBOX.COM - Canada's Premier Case Modding Source - Reviews - SilverStone Temjin SST-TJ06 Case Review
		The SilverStone Temjin SST-TJ06 Case does not include a removable motherboard tray despite the fact that the chassis is based on a BTX design.
		The "Wind Tunnel" consists of a plastic shroud which stretches the length of the case chassis and is attached to two 120mm fans.
		For the 120mm fans, SilverStone is using Everflow R121225BL which are capable of pushing 54.4CFM at 2000RPM with a noise level of 27dBA.
	www.modthebox.com /review362_5.shtml (398 words)

	WhiningDog.NET - Reviews - PCs - Cases - SilverStone Berserker SST-B032F Case - Part 1
		SilverStone is a popular manufacturer of personal computer cases and is particularly well known for their home theater cases.
		In the meantime, SilverStone has been kind enough to send us one of their tower cases from the Berserker line - the SST-B032F.
		The case is protected by a plastic wrap.
	www.whiningdog.net /Reviews/PCs/Cases/20040706-SilverStoneSST-B032F/index.php (248 words)

	Bjorn3d.com - Silverstone Temjin SST-TJ02 Case Review, Reviews 'n news for the beast within us!
		Silverstone keeps the steel body and replaces the cheap plastic front with a high quality, solid aluminum, etched face.
		Pretty impressive if you ask me. Silverstone has also ensured that there are no sharp edges on this case, so you don't have to worry about cutting yourself during any hardware installs.
		I realize that Silverstone intended to keep the look of the case as simple and smooth as possible, but there is only one easily removable side panel.
	www.bjorn3d.com /read_pf.php?cID=466 (1380 words)

	WhiningDog.NET - Reviews - PCs - Cases - SilverStone Berserker SST-B032F Case - Part 4
		The tray is securely fastened into position by the same type of plastic locking clips found on the rear of the case.
		On the left hand side of the case, there is a cross bar that goes across the lower section adding stability to the case.
		SilverStone includes an enclosure for these two fans on the inside of the case.
	www.whiningdog.net /Reviews/PCs/Cases/20040706-SilverStoneSST-B032F/page4.php (555 words)

	TechFreaks v2
		However once familiar with SilverStone's origins and beginnings, there is no more wonder about SilverStone's instantaneous success: SilverStone was founded by former CoolerMaster employees, who designed the CoolerMaster ATC line of cases.
		The SilverStone LC-02 comes in both fl and silver varieties; the fl version is very simplistic: featuring a matte finish with a semi-reflective plastic front face-plate.
		SilverStone got in over their heads with the LC-02.
	www.techfreaks.org /reviews/sslc02.shtml (1651 words)

	Overclocker Cafe - Silverstone Temjin SST-TJ02
		In the past several months Silverstone has come on strong and steady with several new offerings that are unique in appearance from their competitors.
		While the case itself is manufactured with steel, the front bezel is made of aluminum.
		The drive bay covers are plastic, with a smooth surface and consistent with the color of the case front.
	www.overclockercafe.com /Reviews/cases/Silverstone_Temjin (309 words)

	InsaneTek - SilverStone Temjin TJ06 Review
		SilverStone cases are built with excellent quality, and are now competing with the bigger boys like Cooler Master and Lian Li.
		SilverStone does not only focus on cases, but also heatsinks, fans, and power supplies as well.
		SilverStone has kept that idea and introduced a wind tunnel technology that focuses on cooling the hot CPUs.
	www.insanetek.com /index.php?page=silverstonetemjintj06 (1761 words)

	MODTHEBOX.COM - Canada's Premier Case Modding Source - Reviews - SilverStone SST-TJ02 Glacier Mid-Tower Case Review
		SilverStone Technology is a relatively new player in the case manufacturing market and has capitalized on the consumer market by developing several unique chassis designs that cater to budget, home theatre and high-end PC's.
		The packaging inside the box was adequate with the case sealed in protected plastic with 2 pieces of polystyrene located on the left and right hand sides.
		The SilverStone SST-TJ02 Glacier Mid-Tower Case was bundled with an assortment of accessories which includes mounting screws, thumbscrews, motherboard stand-offs, speaker plug, zip ties, USB pin-out diagram, and two pairs of security keys.
	www.modthebox.com /review327_1.shtml (479 words)

	Virtual-Hideout.Net \| Reviews \| Silverstone Temjin TJ03 Nimiz Case Review
		The plastic clip holds the small door firmly but the it does rattles a little but not too muc to cause any annoyance.
		I guess Silverstone has made improvements to this part of the case.
		Silverstone also provided a bracket for use with a redundant PSU, if you have one.
	www.virtual-hideout.net /reviews/silverstone_temjin_tj03_nimiz_case/index2.shtml (545 words)

	SilverStone Temjin SST-TJ03-B Nimitz - Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One good thing about these ports is that they are made into a block of molded injection plastic, which is a lot more durable than the flimsy circuit board arrangement used in some cases.
		The 120mm fan allows for plenty of air to be pulled into the case while keeping the racket down, thanks to its 2200 RPM and 21dBA rating (it has a standard 3-pin motherboard connector for RPM monitoring as well as a Molex connector that actually supplies power to the fan).
		Apparently SilverStone also addressed the earlier reported problem with the actual pins that both doors are hinged on being made of plastic, making them more prone to breakage; the ones on the SST-TJ03-B Nimitz I received are metal.
	www.barrys-rigs-n-reviews.com /reviews/2004/hardware/tj03b/tj03b1.htm (1951 words)

	The Adrenaline Vault Review of Silverstone Temjin 5 SST-TJ05-BT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Silverstone takes it a step further with the ability to mount a 80mm fan to blow even more air across the drives.
		The plastic drive rails which fit so tightly in their bays dampen vibrations significantly, cutting down on annoying buzzes and rattles.
		Silverstone could have alleviated this problem, at least in part, by incorporating block style connectors for the USB function ports on the side of the case bezel.
	www.avault.com /hardware/print_review.asp?review=tj05 (2969 words)

	Review: SilverStone TJ06 PC case
		SilverStone have gone with a Lian Li-style mounting plate for the PSU, so you should be able to install any power supply any way up.
		SilverStone have also, for some reason, provided clear plastic sliding clips that can hold the side panels on without using screws.
		If the TJ06 by itself isn't fancy enough for you, SilverStone also have the NT01, a heat pipe CPU cooler for Socket 478 chips that'll put its big copper radiator right next to the fans of various of their cases, and which (just) tucks in under the duct of the TJ06.
	www.dansdata.com /tj06.htm (2272 words)

	SilverStone GD98-LED Computer Case
		The SilverStone GD98-LED is a slim tower cases.
		Even though it is not as small as SFF cases and does not have the interior of a mid tower, as you read on, you will see that the GD98-LED is still well suited for the majority of computer users.
		The case is made of steel but because of its diminutive size, it only weighs about as much as an aluminum mid tower.
	www.atruereview.com /silverstone/index.php (551 words)

	SilverStone SST-SDP01 6 in 1 Card Reader
		The good folks at SilverStone were kind enough to send out one of their SST-SDP01 6 in 1 Card readers to take a look at today.
		A lot of the small components in that case that are usually made from plastic were machined aluminum parts.
		Labeling the plastic plugs "1" and "2" (or 0 and 1) would have been a good way to go.
	www.overclockers.com /articles1002 (655 words)

	The Adrenaline Vault \| Hardware Review \| Silverstone Temjin 5 SST-TJ05-BT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Silverstone Temjin 5 comes in a single outer box packaging arrangement and weighs a hefty 38 lbs thanks to its steel and heavy aluminum construction.
		The case comes wrapped in plastic and is nested in form fitting foam ends that should keep it protected from all but the roughest of handling while in transit.
		The Silverstone Temjin 5, at least from a front perspective, is very similar to a well established case by Coolermaster called the Wavemaster.
	www.avault.com /hardware/getreview.asp?review=tj05&page=2 (277 words)

	Controlled-Insanity Pc Mods :: Where your insane modding dreams, come TRUE! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Silverstone is an already well known case manufacturer, but will their quality and attention to detail spill over into the HTPC case market?
		Silverstone included a universal motherboard I/O shield with the case, and wait, what’s this, the PCI slots are sideways??
		On the bottom, the case is supported by 4 aluminum feet, each with a rubber pad affixed to the bottom of it to keep the case in place.
	www.controlled-insanity.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=78 (520 words)

	OCModShop
		I was very impressed with SilverStone's TJ04 case that I reviewed back in October and figured they would be a good choice for a desktop case as well.
		SilverStone was nice enough to send over their LC03V case for me to review and use in the upcoming article.
		The case is also wrapped in plastic and the drive bay doors are taped shut so nothing gets scratched or damaged.
	www.ocmodshop.com /default.aspx?a=230 (536 words)

	ap0calypse - The Last Stop in Tech - SilverStone Temjin TJ05 PC Case Review
		I’m pretty sure this is just the result of the plastic being continually rubbed against the case during transit, and should buff out easily.
		From an appearance standpoint, I think SilverStone should consider painting the utility tray fl for the windowed version, or raising the window a few inches, as it is not the most appealing feature.
		The plastic thing you notice in the middle of the utility tray is actually a series of braces used to help secure long expansion cards.
	www.ap0calypse.com /showthread.php?t=2178 (3408 words)

	SilverStone GD98LED mATX Case
		The front bezel is an attractive piece, made of clear plastic and painted on the inside the same color as the case.
		At the top is the SilverStone logo, which I'll discuss further in a moment.
		I mention specifically the use of onboard devices, and lack of a floppy drive, as this opened up the inside of the case for better airflow.
	www.overclockers.com /articles1034/index02.asp (606 words)

	OCModShop
		Because of this SilverStone has implemented a keyed lock on the side panel to deter thieves and hopefully prevent theft.
		Since this is the first time I have had experience with a SilverStone case I am going to put the blame on shipping rather than the company.
		However since damage did occur it would be beneficial to see the protection to the case beefed up to decrease the likelihood of this happening.
	www.ocmodshop.com /default.aspx?a=214 (656 words)

	..:[ Think Computers ]: :[ The place all about computers ]:..
		New companies have been poping up lately, and SilverStone is one of them.
		SilverStone is the leader in unique ID and mechanical designs for computer components.
		The PSU is wrapped in plastic to avoid scratching.
	www.thinkcomputers.org /beta/home.php?x=reviews&id=134&page=1 (179 words)

	SilverStonetek Black SST-FP54 Review
		This parallel (2x16) character VFD from SilverStone, with its beveled, brushed aluminum front panel, in silver or fl, is perhaps the final touch to finish off a mod.
		Silverstone did a nice job with the retail looking box.
		You'll need to really get some heavy duty, or double, or even triple it up, seeing that in picture 7, the reddish tint of the plastic does not at all affect the brightness, or tint of the white VFD display.
	www.extensiontech.net /reviews/qs/silverstone/fp54 (736 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)