The Silverstone Raven is a product line reserved for expressive case designs that allow Silverstone to try new things. For instance, the first Raven, RV01, was a large case that pushed the limits of positive air pressure cooling.

Small Form Factor (14 Big Slam Pepsi Bottles; SFX Power Supply; Video Card Support up to 13 inches; Only Four Inches Thick; Positive Air Pressure Design

Cooling fans are not PWM controlled; Not much room for cable management; Watercooling is configuration dependent

Silverstone have long been the masters of small form factor PC cases, in fact in many ways their chassis are some of the best in the world no matter what form factor you look at. Their Raven series is one of the most robust, versatile and our right cool ranges of gaming chassis products ever created...

Compatible with larger graphics cards; Three hard drive bays; Great air cooling capabilities; High quality fans and filters included; Can be mounted vertically or horizontally; Durable build quality

SFX PSU can be limiting for some high-end systems; as they're often limited to around 400-450w max

SilverStone has released Mini-Itx cases for a long time, and with the Raven RVZ01 they again prove to be the masters at keeping temperature levels at their lowest possible values.

May 7, 2014 by Lawrence Lee Product SilverStone Raven RVZ01 Mini-ITX Case Manufacturer SilverStone Original Price US$85 While the SilverStone RVZ01 carries the Raven name, it doesn't share a lot in common with its predecessors, especially its progenitor.

Over the past 6 years I have watched the small form factor gaming market grow from basically nothing into what we have today. We now have heatsinks that are designed to handle the heat of high performance CPUs that fit in almost no space, high end video cards that can fit in SFF cases, and unique...

When opening the box to the SilverStone Raven RVZ01 there is a disclaimer printed on the packaging in multiple languages about being a "unique product" and recommending users first reading the included manual.

I am still waiting on Silverstone to get back to us on an expected MSRP for the Raven Z RVZ01 chassis but previous Raven ATX designs have never gone below the $140 mark, so you can expect this case to be in the range of $150-200. If it's lower than that, consider it a happy surprise!

nice little case, would buy again

looks nice; small

Graphic card hard to access

Bought this on sale during Black Friday and was so excited to get that last piece for my new build. Got home after work and opened it up to start putting things together. Pull it out and the side panel is just flopping loose on the case. It'll just snap back on right Nope!

Since the original RAVEN RV01 debuted in 2008, the RAVEN team at SilverStone has demonstrated many times how it can truly define or defy computer enthusiasts' expectations of what a performance PC is capable of in both form and function.

Well made; Excellent layout on the inside ; Great price; Will house larger video cards; Vertical or Horizontal Orientations; Good Ventilation; Quiet running; Water cooling option

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