FULL REPORT: www.futurelooks.com www.futurelooks.com - Before we talk about their crazy huge case, Silverstone started us off with updates to their Strider Gold PSUs which now include their excellent Air Penetrator fans. Moving along, there's a brand new ZEUS Series power supply running at 1350 watts with fan speed and rail setting controls. Fully modular of course. There's also a new ST50NF NightJar series PSU that is completely passive which means it is silent. Moving to cases, we see brand new HTPC cases called the GD07 and GD08 which contain new features that support better cooling and more drive bays. There's an update to the SG07 known as the SGO8 and a new KJ04 case which transforms into a TJ04-E with just the change of a faceplate. TJ08 also finally sees a more finished version from CES 2011 and is nearly ready to serve micro ATX tower users. Finally, we see the massive TJ12 concept case which supports up to 19 PCI-E slots on top of the case which can hold up to 6 dual slot graphics cards with space in between. It's partially built from stainless steel to support the weight and even has space for TWO powers supplies. Follow Us On Twitter: www.futurelooks.com Like Us On Facebook: www.futurelooks.com Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Comment!
Monday, March 4, 2013
COMPUTEX 2011 - Silverstone Shows Massive 19 PCIE Slot TJ12 Case Plus PSU and Case Updates
COMPUTEX 2011 - Silverstone Shows Massive 19 PCIE Slot TJ12 Case Plus PSU and Case Updates Video Clips. Duration : 11.10 Mins.
FULL REPORT: www.futurelooks.com www.futurelooks.com - Before we talk about their crazy huge case, Silverstone started us off with updates to their Strider Gold PSUs which now include their excellent Air Penetrator fans. Moving along, there's a brand new ZEUS Series power supply running at 1350 watts with fan speed and rail setting controls. Fully modular of course. There's also a new ST50NF NightJar series PSU that is completely passive which means it is silent. Moving to cases, we see brand new HTPC cases called the GD07 and GD08 which contain new features that support better cooling and more drive bays. There's an update to the SG07 known as the SGO8 and a new KJ04 case which transforms into a TJ04-E with just the change of a faceplate. TJ08 also finally sees a more finished version from CES 2011 and is nearly ready to serve micro ATX tower users. Finally, we see the massive TJ12 concept case which supports up to 19 PCI-E slots on top of the case which can hold up to 6 dual slot graphics cards with space in between. It's partially built from stainless steel to support the weight and even has space for TWO powers supplies. Follow Us On Twitter: www.futurelooks.com Like Us On Facebook: www.futurelooks.com Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Comment!
FULL REPORT: www.futurelooks.com www.futurelooks.com - Before we talk about their crazy huge case, Silverstone started us off with updates to their Strider Gold PSUs which now include their excellent Air Penetrator fans. Moving along, there's a brand new ZEUS Series power supply running at 1350 watts with fan speed and rail setting controls. Fully modular of course. There's also a new ST50NF NightJar series PSU that is completely passive which means it is silent. Moving to cases, we see brand new HTPC cases called the GD07 and GD08 which contain new features that support better cooling and more drive bays. There's an update to the SG07 known as the SGO8 and a new KJ04 case which transforms into a TJ04-E with just the change of a faceplate. TJ08 also finally sees a more finished version from CES 2011 and is nearly ready to serve micro ATX tower users. Finally, we see the massive TJ12 concept case which supports up to 19 PCI-E slots on top of the case which can hold up to 6 dual slot graphics cards with space in between. It's partially built from stainless steel to support the weight and even has space for TWO powers supplies. Follow Us On Twitter: www.futurelooks.com Like Us On Facebook: www.futurelooks.com Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Comment!
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