Silterstone Reveal Loads of New Chassis at Computex 2014

Computex 2014: Silverstone are always out in force at trade shows and Computex is no exception. They’ve brought along with them a huge range of new and existing products that will be hitting the market throughout the year, including the gargantuan chassis you can see below.

The chassis is still in prototype stage, but can support that largest PSU’s on the market, with the hope of maybe fitting two of them in the next revision, there are two AMD R9 295X2’s in there and their radiators which look tiny! Room for three 360mm radiators in the bottom and a 120mm in the top, loads of storage space and room for the biggest motherboards on the market. Expect it to be expensive when released, but also expect it to fit virtually any PC component on the market today.

Next up, a custom Raven RVZ01 which has been widened and water cooled with incredible results, a seriously powerful gaming machine right here.

The RVZ01 was awesome and we loved it when we reviewed it, not Silverstone are producing more variants of the chassis that will give consumers greater choice on style for their living room focused gaming chassis.

Thin Mini-ITX and NUC chassis, the left being ideal for a compact HTPC style build, while the model on the right features a built in projector, which could prove popular with the professional markets.

The new SUGO series chassis expand on the already awesome SG09 and SG10 but changing up the overall aesthetics and modernising component compatibility.

The FT05 Fortress, a high end brushed aluminium behemoth looks incredible and features a pair of 200mm fans in the base, as well as a reflective strip along the bottom. A really sleek looking products and one that will no doubt prove popular with enthusiast system builders.

Release dates are quite varied for these products and some are still prototypes, but as soon as we have full details on release dates and prices for each, we will let you know. Stay tuned for more new and reviews on each throughout the year.