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SilverStone Adds asymmetrical shaped middle tower SST-RL07 Chassis
SilverStone’s Redline RL07 is a tower chassis with spectacular front panel design mated to a functional and practical internal structure. It has audacious, one of a kind asymmetrical styling that pays homage to earlier aggressive Redline series chassis launched in 2012.
On the inside, the RL07 has many modern features such as power supply / drive shroud, convenient tool-less drive trays, quick access dust filter and smart backside cable routing design. So it not only has highly flexible space for installing all popular core components, it also has incredible support for a myriad of cooling configurations. There are six total 120 / 140mm fan slots around the case with maximum radiator support of up to 360mm to meet the needs of PC enthusiasts of all levels.
- Exterior styling with fine lighting details
- Super clean internal look with PSU and drive bay cover
- Quick access filters for easy cleaning
- Smart backside cable routing design
- Motherboard back plate opening for quick CPU cooler assembly
- Supports graphics cards up to 16.3" (415mm)
- Full tempered-glass side panel
| Material | Steel front panel, steel body, tempered glass side panel | |
| Motherboard | ATX ( up to 12" x 11") , Micro-ATX | |
| Drive bay | External | -- |
| -- | ||
| Internal | 3.5" x 3 (compatible with 2.5") , 2.5" x 3 | |
| Cooling system | Front | 3 x 120 / 140mm fan slot |
| Rear | 1 x 120 / 140mm fan slot (1 x 140mm exhaust fan included) | |
| Side | -- | |
| Top | -- | |
| Bottom | -- | |
| Internal | -- | |
| Radiator support | Front | 120mm x 1 ; 240mm / 280mm / 360mm x 1 |
| Rear | 120mm / 140mm x 1 | |
| Top | -- | |
| Bottom | -- | |
| Expansion slot | 7 | |
| Front I/O port | USB 2.0 x 2 USB 3.0 x 2 Audio x 1 MIC x 1 |
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| Power supply | Optional PS2(ATX) | |
| Expansion card | Compatible up to 16.3" (415mm) in length, width restriction –6.57" (167mm) | |
| Limitation of CPU cooler | 167mm | |
| Limitation of PSU | 190mm | |
| Net weight | 8.2 kg | |
| Dimension | 226mm (W) x 488mm (H) x 465mm (D), 51.2 Liters 8.9" (W) x 19.21" (H) x 18.31" (D), 51.2 Liters |
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#5493491 Posted on: 11/18/2017 12:48 PM
So your argument is - this case which is very obviously asymmetrical should not be described as asymmetrical because cases which are largely symmetrical have some elements which are asymmetrical to a lesser extent. And all cases are asymmetrical anyway, but it's a stretch to call this clearly asymmetrical case asymmetrical.
Interesting logic.
So your argument is - this case which is very obviously asymmetrical should not be described as asymmetrical because cases which are largely symmetrical have some elements which are asymmetrical to a lesser extent. And all cases are asymmetrical anyway, but it's a stretch to call this clearly asymmetrical case asymmetrical.
Interesting logic.
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#5493757 Posted on: 11/19/2017 11:22 AM
Sure, you can argue it is neither 'spectacular' or 'audacious' as those are subjective terms, but that it is asymmetrical is an indisputable and objective fact so I'm not sure why you're so earnestly asserting it cannot described as such.
Sure, you can argue it is neither 'spectacular' or 'audacious' as those are subjective terms, but that it is asymmetrical is an indisputable and objective fact so I'm not sure why you're so earnestly asserting it cannot described as such.
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#5493779 Posted on: 11/19/2017 01:44 PM
Yeap, that how this case looks like.
asymmetrical
eɪsɪˈmɛtrɪkl/
adjective
having parts which fail to correspond to one another in shape, size, or arrangement; lacking symmetry.
eɪsɪˈmɛtrɪkl/
adjective
having parts which fail to correspond to one another in shape, size, or arrangement; lacking symmetry.
Yeap, that how this case looks like.
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#5493783 Posted on: 11/19/2017 01:59 PM
guys calm plz, there are literally more important things in life
guys calm plz, there are literally more important things in life
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lol Is it symmetrical? No? Then what is it?