Product Overview
Silverstone Precision PS11-Q Quiet Mid Tower Case
To meet enthusiasts’ expectations for a versatile entry-level case, SilverStone created the Precision PS11 ATX tower case with no compromise in style or in quality. By adopting the bottom-PSU-mount design, the PS11 has flexible storage options and a wide range of support for nearly all components. Despite affordable prices, it still retains outstanding and practical features such as Superspeed USB 3.0 ports, space for high performance graphics cards, and support for various cooling configurations. The PS11 comes in two versions, one with side window and a mesh front panel for high cooling performance, while the other one has sound absorbing foam and indirect front-side intake vents for quiet operation.
• Quick access filters for easy cleaning
• Motherboard back plate opening for quick CPU cooler assembly
• Front-side intake vents with foam padded side panels to minimize noise (PS11-Q)
• All black painted interior for stylish look
• Support graphics cards up to 16.2 inches (411MM)
Features
• Model No: SST-PS11B-Q
• Material: Mesh front panel, steel body
• Motherboard: ATX (up to 12” x 11”), Micro-ATX
• Drive bay: External 5.25” x 2, Internal 3.5" x 3 , 2.5” x 2
• Cooling system: Front 2 x 120mm/140mm fan slot(1 x 120mm intake fan included)
• Rear: 1 x 120mm fan slot
• Top: 2 x 120mm fan slot (SST-PS11B-W)
• Bottom: 1 x 120mm fan slot
• Radiator support: Front N/A
• Rear: 120mm x 1
• Top: 120mm x 1 / 240mm x 1 (PS11B-W only)
• Bottom: N/A
• Expansion slot: 7
• Front I/O port: USB 3.0 x 2, Audio x 1, MIC x 1
• Power supply: 1 x optional standard PS2(ATX)
• Expansion card: Compatible up to 16.2" (411mm) long, width restriction-6.1" (154mm)
• Limitation of CPU cooler: 161mm
• Limitation of PSU: 225mm
• Net weight: 4.825KG
• Dimension: 215.3mm (W) x 426.5mm (H) x 481.5mm (D)
Silverstone PS11B-Q Precision Quiet Black Mid Tower Chassis, with USB 3.0, Foam Padded Side Panels, & 120mm Fan is rated
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Rated 2 out of
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KierenH from
Not the best. Cheap in cost and quality.
The thumb screws to remove the side covers are stiff and feel like the holes aren't well machined, and they don't seem to want to go in straight.
There seems to be a slight warping throughout the case - the mainboard (ASRock B450M Pro4) doesn't match perfectly with the supplied case plate and a couple of old paper washers were needed to bring the top corner into line.
The case doesn't sit flat on a flat surface - it rocks from front-right to back-left.
The buttons feel very cheap. The power button facia isn't a free-moving button, it's just a plastic tab that's connected directly to the case on one side and pushes a microswitch behind it. It's quite stiff and pushing it actually slides the case backwards instead of activating - the case needs to be held steady to power it on.
The PSU screw holes don't seem to match perfectly with the PSU (Corsair RM750), and the screws feel stiff, again like the holes aren't machined properly.
The light from the power LED bleeds into the HDD LED, so instead of flashing red, it's permanently slightly blue, and then flashes purple.
The front dust cover falls off at anything more than the slightest touch.
The front USB ports are also a little stiff to plug in and unplug devices.
On the good side, the front fan is absolutely silent, and the cable routing isn't too bad.
Overall: there are FAR better cases to be had for around the same price or a little more.
Date published: 2020-03-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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AndyTR from
Well designed and made, versatile and roomy, good value
This is a quality product representing good value for money. It would be even better with a set of instructions that made sense and a customer service team that responded to emails (Silverstone, that is, not Scan) E. G. how the headers are wired. Supply, dispatch and delivery from SCAN was faultless.
Date published: 2016-09-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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Frank41 from
Good case for a quieter system.
Got this for a new build. It has good access for installation, with it's removable (and padded) side panels. There are plenty of holes in the chassis to allow for neat cable runs and the finished build runs nice and quiet.
This case lacks the silicon mounts in HDD trays seen in some other cases. Having said that, I have not been distracted by HDD vibration, and the case is certainly very good value for money.
Date published: 2016-03-19
Rated 4 out of
5
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DodoBird from
Cheap, useful and nicely made
Scan wants a review of my products purchased, don't see the point and it's Friday...
until I saw this in the list.
I needed a case that was cheap but not nasty, wasn't in need of anything specific (gaming, high performance, etc) so this would house a FX6300 with ACF7.
For the price range (39.99) I thought this was worth a try and I'm not mistaken, it's not as awesome as a full tower performance case @ 80 quid+, and it's not silent like the oh so awesome Fractal R4's but if you need a decent case on a budget this is it. I tend to avoid the cheaper cases as they're cheaper for a reason!
There's some padding to keep noise down, it's not massively effective but I only have an arctic freezer cooler not a 212 or better. Presentation wise it's nice, material is fine not too flimsy, power button very tacky but it works.
I like the fact I can face the PSU down and it's on a stand with holes to let air through instead of facing the M/B and components, so thought has gone into it by the designers. I also like the slight lift in the case (see stock picture) to accommodate connections inside. Cable management is a breeze!
tl;dr - on a budget? want a decent case? get it. Have a higher budget? need better performance for cooling? want complete silence? go for the R4 (for silence not cooling!).
Date published: 2016-01-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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Kitt from
Slick looking case.
Easy to build in and intuitively designed. The sound proofing seems to be doing its job well and it has lots of space for graphics cards and big CPU coolers.
Really happy with how it looks.
Date published: 2015-10-29
