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SilverStone TJ10S-W

$309.99 Released December, 2008

The Pros:External aesthetic is elegant rather than gaudy like many enthusiast cases. Sturdy graphics card supports near the hard drive bay take pressure off longer graphics cards. Very roomy--longer GPUs won't get in the way of hard drives.

The Cons:Much too pricey for the average user compared to regular ATX cases of comparable size.

The SilverStone TJ10S-W is a high-end full-tower desktop computer case compatible with extended ATX, ATX and SSI motherboards. It features a mid-section air duct for additional GPU cooling, 120mm fan cooling and an all-aluminum construction.

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Additionally, the TJ10S-W sports tool-less component access and die-cast aluminum supports for longer graphics cards.

The TJ10S-W's mid-section air duct provides additional and dedicated cooling to longer graphics cards, ultimately lowering the entire system's temperature. Its 120mm fan cooling features five separate 120mm fans--two placed on the top of the case, one at the hard drive bay, one at the rear, one near the middle of the case--providing the TJ10S-W with exceptional airflow for improved system performance and stability. Meanwhile, the TJ10S-W's die-cast aluminum GPU support takes pressure off of the PCI-E connectors of longer graphics cards by supporting the front of the card in addition to the typical rear support.

Features

Compatible with extended ATX, ATX and SSI motherboards
Slide-out motherboard tray
Mid-section air duct for additional GPU cooling
120mm fan cooling with five separate 120mm fans--two placed on the top of the case, one at the hard drive bay, one at the rear, one near the middle of the case
All-aluminum construction
Tool-less component access
Die-cast aluminum supports for longer graphics cards

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External aesthetic is elegant rather than gaudy like many enthusiast cases.
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Sturdy graphics card supports near the hard drive bay take pressure off longer graphics cards.
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Very roomy--longer GPUs won't get in the way of hard drives.
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Supports extended ATX and SSI motherboards with a slide-out motherboard tray for easy installation.
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Comes loaded up with so many fans, even a quad-SLI/CrossFireX setup can run fairly coolly without additional cooling.
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Despite the number of fans, operational volume is actually pretty low.
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Cable management is decent, facilitates airflow while keeping things tidy.