SilverStone Precision PS06 Case Review

The Bottom and Rear Panels

The Precision PS06 comes with a big air filter on its bottom panel. It is used by the power supply fan and by an optional 120 mm or 140 mm fan that goes on the bottom panel. This filter is easily removed from the rear panel, so you don’t need to lift the case whenever you decide to clean it.

Figure 10: Bottom panel

The rear panel and the interior of the PS06 are painted black. The reviewed case has eight expansion slots, all featuring vented covers. This allows you to install three or four video cards, depending on your motherboard.

There are two holes for hoses of liquid cooling solutions, but they come closed and you need to break their metallic protection in order to use them.

Unfortunately, the PS06 doesn’t come with a rear fan installed. However, it comes with a frame allowing you to install a 120 mm fan without the need of using screws. Since this case has a big fan on its top panel blowing air inside the case, a rear fan may not be necessary.

Figure 11: Rear panel

The speed controller for the top fan is located on the rear panel upper right corner. See Figure 12.

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12: Speed controller for the top fan

The PS06 comes with a loop for you to install a padlock or a warranty seal, preventing unauthorized people from opening your computer.

Figure 13: Loop for padlock or warranty seal

Let’s now take a look inside the SilverStone Precision PS06.