Computerkabinet SilverStone SST-CS351 Tower Case ATX sort

The SilverStone SST-CS351 Tower Case ATX in black is a mid-tower chassis engineered for balanced airflow and straightforward assembly. The design provides space for standard ATX motherboards, multiple storage devices and a variety of cooling configurations. Finished in matte black, the case combines a compact footprint with internal room for component installation and cable routing aimed at practical system builds.

Advantages

The case offers a tool-free installation approach for selected drive bays and accommodates several cooling options including front, top and rear fan mounts. Its interior layout is organised to simplify cable management and support efficient airflow across critical components. The relatively lightweight construction makes handling and installation easier while preserving compatibility with common ATX hardware.

Suitable for

• Custom gaming PC builds using ATX motherboards
• Home or office systems that require multiple storage drives
• Users who want flexible air-cooling configurations and straightforward assembly

Key specifications

• Form factor: Mid-tower compatible with ATX motherboards
• External finish: Black
• Drive bays: Space for multiple 3.5" and 2.5" storage drives (internal layout for several drives)
• Cooling support: Front, top and rear fan mounts for multiple fan sizes and space for aftermarket air coolers
• Weight: 6.03 kg

How to use

Install the ATX motherboard on the standoff points and secure power supply and storage devices in the designated bays. Route power and data cables through the provided cutouts and fasten them to the chassis to maintain clear airflow. Mount case fans in the front, top or rear positions according to preferred airflow direction and connect them to the motherboard or fan controller. Verify component clearances for CPU coolers and graphics cards before final assembly.

Recommendations

Choose fan configurations that create a balanced intake and exhaust flow to maximise cooling efficiency. Use dedicated cable ties or channels to keep cables away from airflow paths and consider installing dust filters on intake vents where applicable.