SilverStone SST-PT13B-USB3.0 - Petit Thin Mini-ITX Silent Computer Case, USB3.0, black

Great solid case.Make sure you have a very thin cooler. I use an Akasa 16mm high cooler on my i5 4th gen CPU. This works great. Just wish the fan was a bit quieter so might consider a passive heatsink in the future.It looks great and feels like top quality. Highly recommended for a HTPC build. Again be sure you have the THIN Mini-ITX board. Standard Mini-ITX boards won't fit. The thin Mini-ITX uses an external 19v power supply.

Waste of time. I bought it because of the reassurance that it'll work on every ITX motherboard. It doesn't. I've got an  MSI Intel Lga1151 H110I Pro DDR4 Mini-Itx Motherboard  and it can't "click" on place because of the transistors/capacitors around the processor. I've ended up going back to a CoolerMaster 212 Evo and replacing my case from a  SilverStone SST-SG13B; Sugo SFF Mini ITX, black  to a  Kolink Satellite PC Casing Black  to regain the extra room for CPU cooling.I've got a non-overclocked i7 6700k, with anything less than the CoolerMaster 212 it jumps alll the way up to more than 90 degrees encoding videos in Premiere and throttles very badly (not even 80% utilisation of each core).UPDATE: Tried to save it by installing it on what is supposedly it's most intended use purpose, so I tried to put it in an ASrock Deskmini motherboard and it doesn't fit either. What a waste of time.

Very good

The heatsink arrived with thermal paste "pre applied". Basically it had been smeared onto the bottom, placed in the box which was smeared all on the inside of the box. Not functional whatsoever. As it was I'd be using my own anyway, so I had to clean the mess off before installing the thing.It works to a reasonable extent. The fan and mid range rpm is quiet and keeps an i5-6500 cool in a tiny STX case. I'd say peformance wise about as good as the stock intel heatsink, but decently smaller and less fan bearing noise.

I got this motherboard with an Asus Pro H410T/CSM thin-mini ITX motherboard and this case is an excellent pairing for it. Make sure you also get a compatible low-profile cooler. The one I'm using is the SilverStone SST-NT07-115X.I didn't know it was possible to DIY a system smaller than a regular ITX but lo and behold it actually is. Building in it is actually easier than a regular mini ITX motherboard with a PicoPSU because all the power is provided by the 19V DC input from the back of the motherboard. So internally, there aren't that many cables, except for the front panel power button and LED, and the USB 3.0 ports. This case uses a slim type of cable for the USB 3.0 ports, not the usual thick one that you'd find on larger cases. This made it much easier to tidy up the cables so fits onto the motherboard's header without overly stressing the cable and/or the motherboard.You can set this case to stand on its side with the included stand, or you can let it sit horizontally. There are included paddings which you can paste onto the bottom of the case.Overall, I am very impressed and satisfied with this case. It's a lot more incredible once it's fully built because of how little space and power it consumes. With the motherboard I got, I paired it up with a Core i5 10400T CPU, 8GB of DDR4 RAM and 500GB of PCIE NVME goodness. You'd never think that such a small box could have 12 threads of processing power with room for upgrades. The board can take up to 64GB of RAM and a Core i9 with 20 threads (!!!!!).Just one word of caution! Make sure you know the motherboard you're going to put into this case. Ensure that it is a THIN mini ITX and not a regular mini ITX motherboard. Thin mini ITX motherboards are half the height of a regular mini ITX motherboard, and you can tell this by comparing the back panel I/O shield. Don't make the mistake of getting this case and thinking it will fit a regular mini ITX motherboard because it won't. Someone in the reviews did just that and complained that the product is poor because it didn't fit a regular mini ITX motherboard. Another classic example of user error when the product itself is perfect.

I brought this for a 65w CPU (i7 4790s) - it's running very warm and I've bolted a 2nd external fan on the outside to get it running around 32C idle, around 55C under load.It ran a lot better with a 35w i3 4150T. The sweet spot is probably a 45w i5 CPU (Any model that ends with a 'T' is 45w or less).Built quality is average - nice paint finish but plenty of sharp edges. Just note where you place the SSD/HDD/CPU cooler cable when closing the case, it's a very tight fit.

I bought this to build a tinny HTPC.I looks great, I love it. I have bought 3 cases in the past and this the best buyMy BuiltSilverston PT13 case, Asus H81T motherboard, i3 4630CPU, Akasa AK-CC7129BP01 fan, SO Dim Crucial 8GB BLS8G3N169ESECEU HP Laptop power brick 90W. Very quite.

Due to heat pipes, this will not fit MSI H100i Pro - possibly others, make sure you have enough clearance with the motherboard. Other than that looked ok, but didn't use so can't vouch for the performance.

Looks good, but without the PSU, so of no value to me. I returned it.

Se me ha roto una aspa del ventilador sólo manipulándolo. Deja mucho que desear en cuanto a calidad de materiales, además en donde pones la cpu no es completamente plano, pero no por micras, por milímetros. Un desastre. No comprar.

Mit einem mini-ITX-Mainboard (mit WIFI), RAM Riegeln, M.2 SSD und einem Noctua Kühler (für AM4 Sockel) bestückt wiegt der PC etwa 2,1kg, was nicht wenig ist für einen 22 Zoll Monitor, an dem der PC hängen soll. Der Kühler ist dabei die schwerste Komponente. Beim Neigen nach hinten wird der Monitor Kippen (Monitorgewicht etwa 3kg). Darum empfehle ich allen, die den PC am Monitor hängen lassen wollen eine PC-Halterung zu besorgen, diese an den Monitor zu schrauben (beispielhaft die ICY-Box Mini PC Halterung) und mitsamt des PCs an einen Monitorarm zu schrauben, der am Tisch befestigt wird. Die meisten in der günstigeren Preisklasse können eine Traglast von 6,5kg aushalten, darum habe ich mir zur Sicherheit einen Monitorarm bestellt, der 10kg halten kann. Die Investition dafür ist es wert.Zum Verständnis: Monitorarm hält die PC Halterung. In der PC Halterung liegt das Gehäuse. An der PC Halterung ist (gegenüber des Monitorarms) der Monitor angeschraubt. Wenn noch ein Monitorlicht und eine Webcam auf den Monitor kommen soll, dann sorgt für Stabilität und kauft euch einen kräftigeren Monitorarm, selbst wenn sie um die 100€ kosten.Zum Gehäuse:Das Gehäuse entspricht meinen Erwartungen und ich mag das kleine Feature, dass vorne zwei USB-Ports verdeckt sind, die einem kabellose Maus und Tastatur anzuschließen erlauben und die USB-Ports des Mainboards frei bleiben. Auch die Beschriftungsfläche ist nice, wären nur passende Aufkleber dabei... Habe mir aber etwas zugeschnitten, also passt es.Kleiner Hinweis:Ich habe mir ein Gehäuse gesucht, der zu einem 4-Pin Mini DIN Stecker für die Stromzufuhr passt und das ist eins der sehr wenigen Gehäuse, die sowas bieten. Wer also wie ich eine "PicoPSU AC Netzadapter (12V, 16A, 192W) Adapterkabel Mini-Fit-JR" erworben hat, der muss in seinem Werkzeugkasten und Lager nach zwei passenden kleinen Schauben suchen, denn die sind weder beim Netzteil noch beim Gehäuse dabei. Den metallenen Rahmen, den man herausbrechen kann, werden Sie wohl ebenfalls eine Zange und Feile brauchen, weil das mit den bloßen Fingern nicht geht.Falls ich helfen konnte, freue ich mich.

Todo tal y como dice en el anuncio. La uso con una mini-itx con su fuente aparte y todo ok. Lo unico que el led del boton de encendido no se activa. El boton funciona y el led de actividad de disco también, pero el de encendido no.

Personalmente avendo montato il dissipatore SilverStone SST-AR04 su una scheda madreASUS PRIME H310I-PLUS R2.0/CSM , si dovrebbe fare attenzione che per montarlo correttamente ha soltanto unverso su questa scheda , (non a casaccio ).Ci vuole un po' piu di pasta thermoconduttrice .E' molto silenzioso con un Pentium gold 54W .Diversamente con un dissipatore Intel in dotazione con la cpu si puo' montare in qualsiasi verso.Comunque , SilverStone SST-AR04 mi sembra per il momento un buon prodotto laddove il caseITX ha un basso profilo circa 6 cm di altezza.