On the next few pages we'll show you some photos. The images were taken at 4272 x 2848 pixels and then scaled down. The camera used was a Canon 450D - 12 MegaPixel.

Right it's time to startup the photo pictorial part of this review.

So this is what happens when you get a chassis mailed from the USA towards Europe, thanks USPS. The chassis was damaged here and there unfortunately. We'll show you in the photo session. Anyway, meet the Silentium T3 Eco 80 packaging.

Alright, meet and greet the Silentium T3. The chassis as you'll notice immediately is not up to par with high design standards when it comes to style. Well, at least not for Europe. It's a pretty basic and simple design in AC's house coloring schema. But remember .. we're not reviewing this chassis for design .. at all.

From top to bottom the color design is black and silver. The Bezel is made out of plastic, the chassis out of metal as are the side panels. The finish is quite good though as are no rough edges whatsoever. On the photo the chassis looks small ...well yeah because it is really.

So it's not an ugly duckly .. but it's not up there at say CoolerMaster or NZXT level either. It's fine though because the rest of the chassis makes up for everything.