SILVERSTONE TJ09-BW Black Computer Case With Side Panel Window

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I hesitated when I made this purchase, but now I think it is worth it, and I don't have to change a case anymore. It looks very nice!!

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This is a replacement from my old thermaltake armor jr. I was looking for a case that will last so i don't have to upgrade again for a long time. This case is so worth the money. I'm using Noctua NF-S12-1200 and NF-P12-1300 fans and the whole system is so quiet. The best part was a huge drop  in system temperature. Mobo & CPU average a 10 degree drop  in temperature. Also it doesn't look like a kids toy, it looks awesome! Even 2 years after its debut its the best case i found.

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This Is One Of The Best Cases Money Can Buy, I Should Know i Bought It LOL, It A Great Case Lots Of Room And Beautiful FInish Now I Am Still Waiting For Certain PArts To Finish Building This Computer As It Seems Something New Comes Out Each Day, I Need A Power Supply That Has Long Enough Cables To Go With It.

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The Temjin TJ09B-W makes no compromise on the quality of construction, finish, and function. This is a very impressive case that ,if you can afford it, will meet all the needs of your next build.

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WOW What an amazing case. Definitely worth your money. The finish is great, the quality is fantastic and it lots of room for your hardware to fit nicely. I used to own a LianLi PC-65 before and I was looking for a little more room and a case that would future proof me a little better. I almost got the coolermaster cosmos S but it was backordered...I am glad that it was and that I switched my order to this beauty. If you are thinking about it, I say go for it. It may be a little pricey but I can tell you the you will notice the difference and quality of this product.

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This is a very good case, the design, functionality and ease of use make it 5 out of 5. Be prepared, it is very large and slightly harder to transport for LAN parties (IMO it's worth it). Great cooling performance, recommended to anyone that is willing to pay for it.

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I had a hard time deciding a case for my build.. so I splurged on this one since I wasnt sure about how the tj07 would look in person. I'm installing a duel pump and duel rad set-up and there's plenty of space for theses parts inside with lots of room for ventilation still. the build quality of this case is excelent, alot of molded in hex nuts for the mobo and other screws.

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This case represents the word 'Perfection'. I can't be more happier using other case other than this one. This case is totally worth the price.

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THis is a great case. it has eveything i wanted in a top-end case. Great cooling, the stock fans are inaudible. I put my monster Zalman 9700 NT HSF and the case is so big that it can clear the struts when sliding out the mobo tray. I plan on watercooling my setup so i would have liked to see that gap between the 2 120mm fan mounts disappear. Other then that i was very happy with this case, would buy again in a second! highly recommend this case.

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100% recommended. There are plenty of detailed reviews on the web of this case. They're all accurate.

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I am a constant upgrading feen but my previous case(stacker 830) had alot of bling but it just was too much for me. This case is in everyway a better case than the stacker 830.The black case look stunning and I put in all red led fans which gives it a stealth look. There are predrilled holes for watercooling tubes to run out the back of the case.The two 120mm fans on the top of the case does a very good job of getting all the heat out of the case.I was looking at the new zalman fatal1ty case but I could not belive they made a case for that much money that cool's like a peice of crap. Look no further this case is it.

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The TJ09 represents (nearly) everything I was looking for in a case. My criteria was:-no door-120mm intake and exhaust-removable tray-aluminum construction-no 'bling'-plenty of room and HD slotsThis is one of the few cases at the time I purchased it that met this. Prior I had the Antec P180 but hated the tight confines. The TJ09 has a similar PSU arrangement, but has more room to route cables through. It also has an innovative intake where air comes mid-ship rather. An optional fan can be placed on the top and in the HD area for further cooling.Negatives for me include the front face which is not flush with the body. The extra lip around the edges sticks out about 0.5cm and although it is finished, its still sharp enough to catch on your clothes if you're not careful. The USB/audio port door is rather tight, and there's a slight creaking noise when you touch the side panels (mine is the window model). Also the price is quite high for a rather simple design (you are paying for the material, name, and workmanship).All in all there are few other cases I would pick over this one to meet m y needs.

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Paired this gorgeous case with Silverstone's own excellent Zeus 750W PSU to house my EVGA 680i/E6600/EVGA 8800GTX and decided to use top-of-the-line components throughout including a Zalman CNPS 9700NT HSF and Plextor DVD writer.No point putting quality guts in a second-rate enclosure and as far as I'm concerned, they don't make them any better than this!

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When people would talk about Silverstone cases and gush about their quality and how other cases don't compare etc., I found it hard to believe that one case could be so much better than others. However, after having opened up the box to see this very large, very beautiful piece of aluminum, plexiglass and everything else, I was impressed.First of all, the thumb screws are very helpful (a lot of cases come with thumb screws but this was my personal first). The HD drive cages are extremely easy to use and there appears to be lots and lots of room to put in extra cooling if neccessary.Out of the box, the case has two fans: one on the top back (where your PSU usually goes in an ATX case) and one in the middle which draws air from the sides of the case and blows it over your GPU. For those of you familiar with the Antec P180 and other such cases, this case uses the same inverted design where the PSU goes on the BOTTOM of the case, allowing for the CPU to have direct access to fans. There is also room for you to install a fan in the HD cage area if you require additional cooling in there.The front panel is now more of a top panel as it flips up near the front of the case allowing you to keep it closed when it's not in use, keeping the sleek clean look going. The power button and reset buttons are brushed aluminum and feel like quality when you use them.The motherboard tray is very nice and it is made out of a high quality aluminum. I had a little difficulty with the I/O panel, motherboard and video card installation but it may be me being dumb and not the design. I can't be certain...The only thing I could remark on is the very traditional way of mounting the optical drives: with screws and you have to open both sides to do it. Some cases have drive rails you can attach to you drives to slide them into place.In closing, this case feels solid, it looks amazing, the quality and attention to detail are top notch and I hope to have this case for many, many years and systems to come. Barring some incredible revolution in case design, I doubt I will have to ever replace this thing.