The Silverstone TJ07 has been on the market for quite some time, but still impresses every time you lay eyes on it. This is the reason you will see the case at every show, always filled with the latest and greatest in hardware. That is certainly enough reason for us to take a close look at the TJ07.

I have wanted a SilverStone TJ07 ever since Maximum PC used one for their Dream Machine a few years ago. The elegance, the beauty, the curves – it's just a beautiful looking Case. Today 3DXtreme is getting the opportunity to take a look at the SilverStone Temjin TJ07 ..

Viewing page 1 of 7 pages. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next May 15, 2006 by Devon Cooke with Mike Chin Product SilverStone Temjin TJ-07 Flagship Tower Case Manufacturer SilverStone Market Price US$350 SilverStone's top current offering is a case that is designed to be bigger, cooler, and easier to use than any of...

Today it's time for us to take a look at a case again and this time we really have something special for you as we are going to review Silverstone Tj07 which is Silverstones new bigtower case that has some awesome features for cooling and normal use.

- Can be completely taken apart - Great build quality - Excellent hard drive cooling

Founded in the summer of 2003, Silverstone Technology is now a proven leader of aluminum enclosure design and manufacturing. There expertise in creating functional artworks out of ordinary electronics and computer components is well founded.

High Quality Construction; Excellent layout; Airflow system works well; Excellent design; Wide range of modding possibilities

Heavy; Cost may be to high for some

This is not as heavy-duty as I expected. It's solid, and light (because it's aluminum) but it ain't a solid hunk of metal. Not that that's bad...just slightly different from what I expected.

Nice appearance; very clean engineering

Anodized black case shows dust at grills; The drive mounts are aluminum, which are thicker than standard sheet metal; This means that short drive screws may not be long enough; Drive arrangement in lower bay means that you should use right-angle SATA cables