SilverStone Technology Micro-ATX Computer Case with Three Tempered Glass Panels and Stainless Steel Accents

I was looking for a good looking, well made, practical see-through MicroATX computer case and in my opinion this is the best looking one out there. I did not want a plexiglass or acrylic computer case because it will scratch easily and it is not as aesthetic as real glass. This one comes with three slightly smoked tempered glass panels. The front and both sides are all tempered glass panels. The front panel snaps in via six catches and the sides slide in, same as in a metal case, using stainless steel catches cleverly built inside the bottom and top stainless steel accents. You can see the high quality of the design by how nice and even the three panels fit around the case. Plenty of ways for the case to dissipate heat with a perforated section on the top of the case, perforated sections on top of front panel, air intake opening at bottom of front panel, and perforations at rear of the case to allow for the installation of a 120MM exhaust fan. At the front panel, you can install two 120MM or 140MM intake fans. I installed two Corsair ML140 Pro Blue fans for air intake at the front. Will install a Corsair ML120 Pro Blue in the rear for air exhaust later. I do light photo and video editing and I am not a gamer, therefore, I did not installed any fans or radiators on top of the case because I am not running a liquid or AIO CPU cooler and do not plan to overclock. My Intel i7-8700 processor runs at a steady cool 30 - 34 celsius which is good enough for me. I can go on and on about the nice recessed section for cable management, the three removal dust filters, the USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-C connector, the graphics card support bracket, but I think that you get my point. The description is accurate and tells it all. To me, this computer case is a computer builder's dream with practicality and beauty to match! SilverStone Technology really did its homework with this design! I have nothing bad to say. It is an inverted motherboard design so some of the more complex computer builds might lead to some installation/wiring creativeness, but everything worked out fine for my build. Also the glass panels will make finger prints and dust more visible, but I do not have a problem with that because I can just dust off the glass panels like I would metal panels and I would just have to take extra care when touching it with my greasy fingers. This case is practical but its design is driven by aesthetics and if you are not into that or willing to accept the trade off, then this computer case might not be for you. At $114.99 on Amazon, the price is a little high for a MicroATX computer case, but I like quality and to me it is worth the extra cost for something that is not only well built, but also looks good. Beauty meets function!

My case, over time the power button got stuck in between the frame. Overall, nice tint and great quality.

I like the case for my new build. i was worried about temps in some videos but so far nothing to complain about. It was hard to find a case with a MB facing opposite side from normal cases not many out there but glad i got this one. tad heavy but it is glass and i'm not going to move is much so works for me.

It's a great inverted case, has a lot of room, nice glass, good cable management holes, moveable drive bay, radiator support on the front and top. its just an all around good case, the only bad thing I see is that its a magnet for fingerprints and dust on the outside, the case comes with dust filters