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our Computex coverage has made possible thanks to the following sponsors show them some love for helping us get here to Taipei all right so throughout our time at Computex I'm very surprised to not have seen a large selection of micro ITX and mini ITX cases but very happy to report the good selection of micro ATX cases released from silverstone all of which are based on the interior design of the very good and almost iconic DJ oh wait the first one is the TJ wait pro that would probably be my next microtext case is that 180 moment air penetrator at the front and proper open ventilation and non-restrictive interior would guarantee outstanding airflow delivery while still supporting dual modular cages for four drives in the main compartment the five and a quarter inch drive bay is removable and since the mid section at the front of the fan is open you don't have to worry about GPU clearance nor about the temperatures of that graphics card and the back there are two SSD brackets and ample of space for cable management plus an appropriate opening for the main chamber behind which you can secure all the cables thanks to various cables and hoops behind the top dust filter our dual 120mm fan mounts that they're offset closer to the sides for better clearance but notice the filter spans the entire width of the case for better looks now what's cool about the TJ o 8 pro are dual USBC type connectors at the top along with standard USB 3.0 making this case future proof with upcoming c-type integration we are told the C type connector will use the same 19 pin cable as what is used by the USB 3.0 so it'll be just a matter of motherboard compatibility to take advantage of all these USB ports at the top the next case in this lineup is PS 0 7e I told them their naming scheme should probably change so if you have any feedback on this matter let us know in the comments but this case as you can see is the silent version of the same frame found on the TJ oh wait I love the silver aluminum strip integrated both on the front and the top to give the case some character the front panel swivels to open that has sound dampening material applied with the removable dust filter and dual high static pressure friends of 120 millimeters for take as for the frame itself it's identical to the Chi go8 would sound dampening material on each panel but I really like how both of these cases are very different to suit either airflow high performance or silent PC lastly is there C 380 that there's more of a storage / server direction with unpainted interior to fit the guidelines of for system integrators behind the front panel are all these accessible drive caddies because they're all hot swappable with 8 in total and the mid section for dual 92 minimum fans the hot swappable design is awesome and I could see this being handy for media transfers and just to minimize the hassle and this is what the interface looks like when the cables pointing into the main chamber now one of the cool things about the front panel is you can actually lock the power button from the inside so you don't accidentally power off your PC during important data processing or transfer and apparently you can also dim the power LED a feature that is found on most of Silverstone's HTTP sees the cool the drives there's a single 120mm fan attached to each cage with a removable dust filter on the side panel and so this entire new micro ATX case selection from silverstone is really awesome with specific targeted use on each chassis and that personally cannot wait to build the gaming system inside the TJ 8 pro but let us know which case interests you the most so we can publish a full review in the near future you