** Coming Soon - Silverstone SST-RVZ01 Raven Mini-ITX **

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Hi Guys

Coming soon we have this excellent case from Silverstone.

Following on from the Raven success in the past, this console replacement chassis is perfect for your gaming PC in the living room.

You certainly will not be running out of STEAM when you are thinking outside the BOX with this chassis.

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Silverstone SST-RVZ01 Raven Mini-ITX - Black @ £49.99 inc VAT

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Since the debut of the original RAVEN RV01 in 2008, the RAVEN team demonstrated at Silverstone many times as it can truly define and meet the expectations of computer enthusiasts with regard to the capabilities of a powerful PC in form and function. For 2014, the team set a new objective: Exceeding and transformation of the SFF (Small Form Factor) Landscape with another groundbreaking housing design. The result of this effort is a new range of housing products named RAVEN Z. The first model, the RVZ01 lifts completely from all previous small form factor case from Silverstone from. Thanks a PCIe riser and custom fan, this slim 14-liter enclosure accommodate the largest graphics cards on the consumer market - with excellent air cooling and the ability to support liquid cooling solutions *. Designed for use in both vertical and horizontal orientation, it can be easily set up at all cramped places where a powerful PC is needed. Who would want to change with the help of a truly remarkable housing on computers with small form factor, struck gold with the RVZ01.

Specification:
- Characteristically RAVEN-style
- Supports graphics cards up to 33cm
- Mini-ITX motherboard, power supply SFX-enabled
- Maximum performance in slim form factor with support for liquid cooling
- Pressure design for excellent cooling, low noise and preventing dust formation
- Fits in nearly any environment with horizontal or vertical orientation


- Material: Plastic outer housing and steel frame
- Colorblack: MotherboardDTX , Mini-ITXDrive bays
- External: Slim optical slot-in drive x 1
- lntemal: 3.5 "x 1, 2.5" x 3
- Cooling: Cover1 x 120 mm fan, 1500rpm, 18dBABottom1 x 120 mm fan, 1500rpm, 18dBA 1 x 120 mm
- Slots: 2
- Front connectors: USB 3.0 x 2 audio x 1 MIC x 1
- Power Supply: SFX
- Graphics Cards: Compatible with 13 "long expansion cards, broad restriction - 5.88", width restriction
- Limitation of CPU cooler: 83mmNet Weight3.71kg
- Dimensions: 382mm (W) x 105mm (H) x 350mm (D), 14 liters.
- Extra: Supports Kensington Lock

Only £49.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
gropingmantis said:
Will you be getting the ML07 in as well? Its the same case but with metal and not designed by teenagers.
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+1 for the ML07 too. Either way the internal structure of both cases are great for media pcs and dedicated steam machines.

ML07 is said to be released Q2 where as the the RVZ01 is Q1


Price is great too! a lot less than I expected.
 
Man I should stop looking at things on the internet making me want to spend money.
That ML07 case would be awesome in a living room running an i5 and a 780ti.
Just add a wireless game pad and there's your next gen console replacement.
 
Cleanthes said:
Only fly in the ointment for me is the slim slot-loading drive. It does look much better than a tray, but slim slot-loading blu-ray drives are ridiculously expensive (£110+).
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Not true. Hit up the auction site or practice your Google Fu. I grabbed an older 2x slot-load BD-ROM for £20, and something a bit newer for around £40. Yes, brand new drives can go for £80+ but I personally never had problems with refurbs or 2nd hand units.

Touch wood ;)
 
Cleanthes said:
That's good to know! I will have another look. All I'd seen so far cheaper than £100 was drives taken out of laptops, and I wasn't sure if they would do.
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The only thing you need to keep an eye out for is SATA or IDE interfaces. You can get laptop IDE to standard SATA adapters, but that's more money to spend when you're trying to save it!
 
Competitors who have the case listed have also pumped the price up. Has Silverstone changed their mind on pricing, or is there a supply chain issue inflating the cost?

At £50 I was so torn to move away from my Sugo SG05, at £70 I know I'm staying.
 
Pricing in Hong Kong is near the 250D mark too. Maybe Silverstone pricing this a bit higher because of the 250D pricing?

I know I'd rather the 250D if they're both similarly priced but neither quite trump the Prodigy IMO.
 
Raven - 14 litres
Prodigy - 36 litres
250D - 28 litres
Fractal Define Mini (MATX) - 40 litres
330R (ATX) - 50 litres

The Prodigy is the size of MATX case and is only 'small form factor' in comparison to a full tower. The 250D is smaller but still twice the volume of the Raven.

If you are after a genuinely small factor case the Raven seems like an excellent choice to me.
 
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