Was looking for compact case that I could take downstairs and plug into oled tv. Suits this task perfectly. Using ryzen 5 1500x and rx470 gpu with no issues, but you need to move one case fan to fit wraith spire cooler. Using it vertically for best temps, with dust filters attached.

SilverStone is one of several PC-case makers prodding consumers to think small—and thin—when building home PCs. Small form factor (SFF) cases are nothing new, but the subcategory of small-and- cases has proven to be a tough needle to thread. How do you design a case that supports a full-size graphics card while keeping it under 5 inches thick? SilverStone thinks it has the answer with the second version of its Raven RVZ01 chassis, the RVZ01-E ($89.99 MSRP). And it's only a little more than 4 inches thick. Intrigued? So were we, so we brought one in-house and opened it up. If you're familiar with ultra-thin cases like the Raven RVZ01-E, it won't surprise you to learn that it supports only the Mini-ITX and Mini-DTX motherboard standards, rather than the full ATX specification (or even the middling-size MicroATX). Mini-ITX motherboards are small, square boards that usually measure about 6.7x6.7 inches. They're big enough to handle desktop CPUs and full-size memory modules, along ...

If you're building a PC for your living room, consider this slim, unassuming chassis. The interior is tight, but clever design leaves room for serious graphics muscle.

Supports large video cards but is just 4.1 inches across; Tough build quality; Clever interior design; Sleek, unassuming exterior; Stands tall or sits flat

Fingerprint-prone; Tight interior limits hardware choices; Needs an accent color to spice things up; Fourth 2.5-inch bay squeezes PSU space

Great Mini-ITX solution that offers full size desktop features, such as the ability to accommodate a full size 3.5 drive, an optical drive, two SSD's, and even an AIO water cooler such as the Corsair H55. SFX-L power supply compatibility is also a better selection than the smaller SFX.

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!

First off, I highly recommend this case. Once you plan out the cabling, it's really quite easy to work with. Sure, it's tight in there, but not as bad as I expected from reading other reviews.

Dual chambers keep high-end components cool - Lots of fan options - even more than you need - Room for 2.5 and 3.5-inch drives - Fits high-end graphics cards - Looks really nice on the shelf

- No eject button for DVD drive - USB 3.0 cables seem excessively long - USB mounted to case were loose and pushed into the case - had to retighten - Large graphics cards sag - I had to use a tie-wrap to secure

nice little case, would buy again

looks nice; small

Graphic card hard to access

Silverstone aims to dominate the Steam-powered HTPC/Gaming arena with the Raven RVZ01 as it may hold a large GPU of up to 330 mm in size - all while aiming for the golden middle between performance, cooling, and expandability.

When the SilverStone Raven RVZ01 first arrived at pcG I really wasn't too sure what to expect. I mean what kind of Gaming rig can you expect to squeeze into a rig measuring just 382mm(W) x 105mm(H) x 350mm(D)?!?

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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Built small pc using MSI A88XI-AC A88X GBE Mini-ITX AMD Motherboard and AMD APU A6-6400K Black Edition (3.90GHz Richland). Looks the bees knees . One minor gripe a small clip on the graphics card housing snapped off So be careful when installing. Screws could have been better machined.