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COMPUTER CASES

Silverstone Temjin TJ05 Case
By: Developer Shed
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    2006-02-08

    Table of Contents:
  • Silverstone Temjin TJ05 Case
  • The TJ05 Packaging and Unpacking
  • TJ05 Exterior
  • TJ05 Interior
  • Installing Motherboard and Toolless Optical Drive
  • Installing Hard Drives
  • The Hinged Panel
  • LCD Display and Performance
  • Conclusion

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    Silverstone Temjin TJ05 Case - The TJ05 Packaging and Unpacking


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    The TJ05 arrived in a very large box, which prepared me for it being a large case. It’s no lightweight either. The packaging itself looks good, but that’s not what’s really important. The packing materials looked like they all did a good job keeping the case safe during shipping.

    As expected, it comes padded in styrofoam. Also, you can see the side panel with the window is packed with static cling plastic on both sides. It protects the window from scratches to the interior and exterior, and it leaves the panels clean when you pull it off.

    If you looked at the features above, you have some idea that there are piles of unique and interesting things about this case. I was really excited to get into it and try everything out. I can say it definitely strives to do amazingly in the appearance and style, air flow for proper cooling, goodies (like temperature gagues), and also the price is not bad at all.

    There's a lot to talk about here, so read on to take a look at its exterior.

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