CES 2012: New Cases from SilverStone
By Gabriel Torres on January 15, 2012 - 4:45 PM


During this CES, SilverStone presented two new computer cases that the company will be releasing this year.

The FT03-Mini, which will arrive on the market in March, is a smaller version of the FT03 that was released during the CES 2011. It features aluminum panels and a steel frame, and supports only Mini-ITX motherboards. Due to its reduced size, it only supports SFX12V power supplies. It also only supports slim optical drives, and has one internal 3.5” bay and two internal 2.5” bays. It comes with a 140 mm fan inside (SilverStone AP141 “Air Perpetrator”) installed at its bottom panel. In this computer case, the motherboard is installed with its rear panel facing up.

Silverstone FT03-Mini
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Silverstone FT03-Mini
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Silverstone FT03-Mini
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The GD08 is SilverStone’s next HTPC case, to be released this year. Its main feature is a removable hard drive cage with handles. The case comes with three 120 mm fans, and there is space for the installation of one 120 mm fan on the right side panel, one 120 mm fan on the left side of the bottom panel, and two 80 mm fans on the rear panel. It has two external 5.25” bays, eight internal 3.5” bays, and two internal 2.5” bays. Its front panel is made of aluminum, but the other panels are made of steel.

Silverstone GD08
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Silverstone GD08
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Silverstone GD08
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