SilverStone Technology Slim Computer Case for Mini-Itx Motherboards with Integrated Addressable RGB Lighting (SST-RVZ03B-ARGB-USA)

WORST BUILD EVER!Having said that, if you are doing a first time build, make sure you read other reviews and pay CLOSE ATTENTION to what other people recommend.First, do not purchase an ATX power supply. A SFX power supply gives you more room for cabling. Find a recommended AIO if you want to water cool. I had to slightly modify the case for the Cooler Master I had purchased. And good luck with cable management.But I do love the case, it is of very high quality, looks awesome, and takes up less space that the tower I replace it with.I would rate this as a Skill Level 7 for most builders. spaces are tight, with the mother board I used (ROG STRIX X570i gaming) getting a couple of the screws installed was challenging. A pair of small forceps came in very hand.

I agree with some reviews, and I disagree with others. My build is pretty much done but I'll give a future update after some more use.The case is very VERY tight, especially if you don't get an SFX power supply (even 140mm is tight) and a smaller GPU. I had an ASUS 4070 Ti Super Dual fan and the height of the card gave me issues because of how the stiff 16 pin adapter sticks out.Make sure none of your cable are making contact with the fans and also avoid having direct contact with the CPU cooler.For cable management, I had to remove the hard drive tray that divided the top and bottom sections. I'm also considering some shorter aftermarket PSU cables because of the restrictive airflow.Apparently Silverstone (or these resellers) have different versions of this case which come with different LED controllers. Most of the videos I saw came with a unit that was housed in a box. But the LED hub in mine was just a small circuit board with no markings and no directions on how to hook it up.Also, there was no manual. I used the PDF from Silverstone's website but it was poorly organized and made the build more difficult to complete.So far I'm happy with it, but it was a heck of a ride to get through building.

Purchased this case due to the lack of NR200P. Build quality is solid despite some plastics parts. Found it strange that the case did not come with a manual.While the online manual suggests the use of a 140mm deep atx psu, mine was unfortunately 150mm. I can confirm that 150mm is doable if you're comfortable with some extreme cable bending.Despite having a "positive pressure" setup, this case is a very warm box. When standing vertically, it would be nice if there was an option to remove the top plastic in order to allow more hot air to escape. The cpu cooler is struggling to push air while recycling hot air at the same time.

I only saw one review about this but now it’s happen to me, I’m really confused as to how you leaves something out that is literally part of the selling point. Also didn’t even come with a manual kinda left in the dark with this one. Was really excited to put this baby together and now I’m scratching my head trying to figure it out using a pdf I found only. Pls do better

I really like this case. It blends right in with the living room. I have a AMD 3700X and a 2080ti with noctua slim fans and the temps are the same as they were in a much larger case with all the filters on this case.

Looks nice, fits large cards, but the quality of the materials is terrible, what prompted me to write this review was the rgb in the case which died.The case has issues cooling cpus if you are running a power hungry gpu, modding a 80mm exaust fan fixes this.The design is very old and there is alot of wasted space compared to other SFF cases at LOWER and similar pricepoints.Update: 8 months in the power button has issues and will sometimes require multiple presses.TLDR: RGB button died within a month, power button started failing after 8 months, outdated design, high price and terrible build quality, no support.

The case came to me dirty and stripped screws for power supply bracket and the bracket was bent. The case is good but I ordered a new case not used dirty broken one.

This case is super quiet and I love it! Prepare yourself to take a little extra time on building something in this case. My hands aren’t the smallest and had some minor issues with the small place. Definitely take note to the PSU size. Mine is the maximum size and I’d recommend not to go that route. Even with a modular PSU I had issue with space when it came to closing it up. Overall, I am happy with it!