I accidentally turned off my pc trying to change the led option. Careful about that, the power button is the one that lights up.

Large and roomy; plenty of space even space behind the motherboard for wires; if you have a thick wire for plugging in the motherboard it can be a little hard to close the side panel

Nowhere for a DVD/cd drive

Bought two one for me and one for a friend... he got the R2D2 looking version white and blue lights and I got the Darth Maul Black and Red... these machines are so quiet in my place and I'm running Windows 10 home using i7 4.0mhz unclocked 6700k skylake chip/32 gigs of series V ripjaw ram 3200dim/...

KitGuru says: SilverStone PM01 is impressive but would be improved with extra space above the motherboard.

Impressive airflow for good cooling; Three illuminated fans at the front plus LEDs in the side that illuminate the window; Supports an enormous graphics card up to 16.5-inch/419mm; Support for a 360mm radiator in the top or at the front; Windowed side panel looks good

Space above the motherboard is tight to install a radiator; Front cover is secured by four screws so access to the main air filter is awkward; There is no optical drive bay; Two Molex power connectors required for the fan hub and lights; LED light control only has four modes; Tight for space behind...

I have to admit to really being rather impressed with the SilverStone Primera PM01. It's got all of the good things a Gaming Case needs and none of the bad. First off the Case looks simply amazing with its red illumination and red LED fans, it also offers up great airflow to keep those toasty...

They say first impressions count, and if that's the case then the the new Primera From SilverStone is off to a racing start. Finished in high gloss black or white and with styling cues taken from luxury sports car design the Primera certainly seems to have a bit of va-va voom about it.

My son is building a pc from ground up and he says this tower is just what he wanted

There aren't many elements to the PM01's design that we haven't seen before – the PSU cover, ODD-free design, Velcro cable ties and fan hub, for example, are all things that have been introduced or at least popularised by other manufacturers in recent years.

After 12 months of debating to buy the NZXT H440 I decided that the air flow issue was a no go, I had scanned over this case many times and never took notice until a few days ago, watching unboxings on YouTube make the case look so much better than in the picture.

There's just no other way to say this: the PM01 is about as close to perfection as you'll find in any case near the $100 mark. It sports a cutting-edge exterior design along with a sleek approach to interior layout, eschewing the typical ghastly array of hard drive cages that plague most of its...

Huge airflow from four included 140mm fans and fully-meshed front panel; stylish design; fair price

Tight interior space despite large exterior; non-functional air "scoops"; fan hub offers no speed control

I was super pleased with this case it was massive, looked cool, and it already had built in fans (Bonus!) when the case arrived I wondered why the box was so big and when I pulled this monster out I could see why!