Testseek.co.uk have collected 37 expert reviews of the SilverStone Precision PS07 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SilverStone Precision PS07.
February 2012
(82%)
37 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The micro-ATX PS07 deviates from the rest of Silverstone's Precision line in its small size and light weight. Its appearance is unblemished by brightly colored contrasting trim or splashy graphics, and is available in only white or black matte finish...
The SilverStone PS07 was a breeze to work with, even though there weren't any “tool-less” features. All the of the components installed seamlessly without any issues. The clearance for large GPUs and the support on the HDD cage to keep them from sagging...
Size, Cable management, Removable roof and motherboard tray, Easily removable dust filters, Support for long graphics cards, Light
Compatibility between HDD and CPU cooler, Plastic front panel, No 3pin to Molex adapter
Overall PS07 is a great case. It looks good, the installation is made as easy as possible, the cooling performance is excellent and you can fit a real beast inside it. The biggest problem with the chassis is that the HDDs may not fit if the CPU cooler...
When it comes to cases, SilverStone is one company you can typically count on, and the PS07 is no exception. Starting with the looks, the SilverStone Precision Series PS07 already looks good, real good. The styling is very classy and the case is very ligh...
With the SilverStone Precision PS07, I'm having a difficult time determining whether or not it's worth saving the $20 over their already awesome Temjin TJ08-E. The TJ08-E already ranks as one of my favorite enclosures of the year and probably my favorite...
Up to 13.5" video card, Cooling Tower space, Large PSU, Easy clean filters, Well layed out interior, Large drive capacity, Excellent manual, Solid, Nearly 1" cable routing space, Offset front fans = better cooling, USB 3.0 to 2.0 converter included, Internal USB 3.0 connector, Solid rubber feet, Novel front bay quick release buttons,
Lots of screws, No toolless mounts, Rubber feet glued on, PSU rack a little thin
With a small footprint and lots of internal space, there isn't much wrong with the SilverStone PS07. It's a well thought out case, with the arguable exception of so many screws needed for assembly. Appearance is always subjective, but this case is mar...
The interior structure of TJ08-E and PS07 is nearly the same, the major difference is the minor change in front panel and fans. The panel of PS07 is slightly thicker than that of TJ08-E, and the former features airflow channel in two sides of front pa...
While every small form factor build presents it’s own set of challenges, the PS07 worked very well for our tiny gaming system. The case looks nice and is very sturdy for such a small enclosure. There are a few things that can be improved, like having a...
The Precision PS07 follows the same design concept as the SilverStone Temjin TJ08-E. It is a good option for users who want to build a small yet powerful computer and want a case that is more affordable than the Temjin TJ08-E. The two cases are almost ...
Great way to get many of the high end TJ08E design features on a smaller budget, Efficient internal layout can easily fit a huge CPU cooler and dual graphics cards, Great cooling setup, Reasonable price, Included fan filters on all intakes, Lots of room behind motherboard tray (I managed to fit all my cables plus two SSD's back there)
I'd love to see a windowed version, Not a fan of the magnetic fan filter stuck on the top of the case for the power supply
