The Cooler Master web site describes the Silencio 352 case as being fitted with two XtraFlo 120 case fans; their web page for the XtraFlo 120 fan describes it as a 4-pin PWM fan. What they don't tell you is that the case fans are not the same as the retail fan.

Great case, would buy again.

> Very low ambient noise from fans. Big problem with resonant vibrations through the hard compound rubber feet. > Efficient cooling with a low ambient temperature in the case when running idle. > Poor cable management. Very little room for cables behind the MB tray.

Bought it on sale for $50 after MIR. Received MIR no problem. Quality wise is good considering how much I paid for it. Installation is a little tricky, but still doable.

Cheap but good quality

Not really so quiet

This case brings a lot to the table without breaking the bank. Its appearance is subdued with a clean front panel which opens to reveal one exposed 5.25 inch and one 3.5 inch bays and vents for two fans.

I am really pleased with this case, it is a perfect compact size, light weight and feels very well constructed. The sound deadening is brilliant with no intrusive whirring that my previous pc made.

As advertised. It's quiet. My custom rig easily fit inside. The fans delivered with unit, were quiet, but I ended up replacing with noctura case fans (as they were even quieter) and I am a noise free nut. Filters are easy to get to and clean.

- My motivation for buying this case was for the sound dampening, and it does a great job. I have an XFX R9 280X which can get quite loud by itself, and then 3 case fans and a be quiet! Pure Rock CPU cooler on an AMD 8350 FX which nears the thermal limit of the cooler.

Sound dampening foam works wonderfully

- Little room between back panel and motherboard for cable management

Reasonable case, JUST big enough but a bit tight to work in. The top vent cover can slip off when your moving it, and the fans arent that quiet, but I'm happy with the purchase.

Used two of these cases now. I like them