Name: Sliger SM560
Brand: Sliger
SKU: 638f00f9260cf71074f29f5e
Rating: 2.8 (6 reviews)

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Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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This filter kit is designed to fit the Sliger SM560 computer case.

DEMCiflex Computer Air Filters fits by way of a magnetic frame that is part of its structural design. This would adhere directly to the case and in the event that the case is non-ferrous (it has no iron in it's composition so that a magnet is not attracted to it) we supply you with a peel and stick magnetic frame (optional extra) that is fitted onto your PC case, around the air intake area. DEMCiflex Dust Filter will attach to this frame, making it easy to remove and clean when necessary. The mesh used for filtering is a very durable high precision medical grade mesh.

The mesh that acts as filter will separate dust and debris from the cooling air without adversely affecting or restricting the air flow.

DEMCiflex filter thickness(height) is less than 2mm (1.9mm approx) and if combined with the extra magnet for non-ferrous surfaces it is less than 2.5mm(2.4mm approx).

This thickness stays the same regardless of the size of the filter.

Filter material is approx. 0.1mm thick.

Filter Dimensions:

Top: 293mm x 118mm
Bottom: 241mm x 133mm
Side: 263mm x 185mm
Side: 263mm x 185mm



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 It's like the P600S had a little baby, an ITX baby. The overall build quality is superb. The outside panels are made of aluminium which gives this case a good weight to it and feels structurally robust. The only weak parts I can find is the plastic perforated top side and the window panels as they both easily flex

 There'll be links to all of them down below in the video description so check them out. Okay, let's get building! So building into this case was relatively easy although cable management is incredibly tricky as with any small case. Some of the cables were so long I had to stuff them in the front compartment next to the SSD drives and I also had to tie a bunch of these cables inside the case so they won't touch the fans at the bottom. Now for the thermals I did four different tests based on the configuration of the case's side panels

 That's 335 millimeters in length, 159 in width and 208 in height. There are actually four different models in the SM series from Sligar. They range from a short and slim case which can fit a two slot GPU to a tall and wider case that can fit a three slot GPU with either a radiator and fans or multiple hard drives at the top. The one I have is in between these versions, a case that can fit a three slot GPU but with no space for a radiator or fans or hard drives at the top

 It's probably because the placement of the exhaust fans is in favor of the GPU and that the GPU's fan is really efficient so clearly it's best to use the vented panels as temperatures start to rise when you use the window panels especially when it's used for the CPU and if you really want to use a window panel for the CPU I would go for an AIO configuration and here is a test I did for four different games using only the vented panels just so you know what to expect if you plan to play your favorite games with this case using a similar configuration. I really like this case personally this is one of my favorite looking ITX cases out there although I would have liked if they had made this version slightly taller just tall enough to fit another set of fans on top so the intake would be at the bottom and the exhaust at the top for better airflow. I know you can probably go for the SM570 which is the model up that has room for a 240 millimeter radiator and fans but personally I prefer an air cooled system over AIO systems and to have a case that would fit a set of fans only at the top would aesthetically look more pleasing to me in terms of case design so that's the Slager SM560 guys. Let me know what you think in the comments below and be sure to like this video if you liked it, subscribe if you haven't already and all the parts featured in this review will be linked in the video description below

the BEST ITX PC CASE 2019? - Sliger SM560

 ITX PC cases are slowly becoming popular in the world of PC building, becoming all shapes and

 sizes and can dramatically range from all sorts of prices. So I'm always in search of a new ITX

 case to review. Today we'll take a look at the Sligar SM560. We'll check out its design,

 structural quality, build into it and find out what the temperatures are like when playing games.

 But before we dive in, subscribe to the channel if you haven't already,

 turn on notifications so you never miss a video and all the products featured in this review

 will be linked down below. So this is the Sligar SM560 and 11 litre mini ITX PC case.

 That's 335 millimeters in length, 159 in width and 208 in height. There are actually four different

 models in the SM series from Sligar. They range from a short and slim case which can fit a two

 slot GPU to a tall and wider case that can fit a three slot GPU with either a radiator and fans

 or multiple hard drives at the top. The one I have is in between these versions, a case that can fit

 a three slot GPU but with no space for a radiator or fans or hard drives at the top. I chose the 11

 litre model because I preferred a smaller case but with the ability to install a three slot GPU

 just in case I ever needed to. If you go into Sligar's website there is a ton of customizations

 you can apply to the case of your choice. Aside from choosing the different sizes and colors for

 the case, for the GPU and motherboard side you can choose to either have a window, unvented or

 vented panel. You can choose whether you want brackets for extra hard drive storage or an

 extra radiator on the side with many more accessories to add on. So there is plenty of

 options there and I highly recommend you guys have a look on their website if you're interested.

 Okay, back to the case. I really like the way it looks. It has these distinctive corner edges

 where the aluminium breaks up the design to expose the galvanized steel frame of the chassis. I

 personally like the black and white contrast and the overall design has a sci-fi feel about it.

 It kind of reminds me of the Phanteks P600S I reviewed a few months ago. Click on the link

 above if you want to check that out. I put them side to side for comparison and they sure do look

 similar. It's like the P600S had a little baby, an ITX baby. The overall build quality is superb.

 The outside panels are made of aluminium which gives this case a good weight to it and feels

 structurally robust. The only weak parts I can find is the plastic perforated top side and the

 window panels as they both easily flex. Speaking of flex, to get inside to the case you kind of

 have to forcefully pull the sides off and the window panels feel a bit flimsy. So removing the

 window panels a dozen times over time could possibly bend and eventually warp the acrylic

 sheets. I mean I do like the clean design as there are no outer screws to unscrew to get into the

 case but I would recommend being extra careful when removing the window panels. The other issue

 is dust as the vented panels you can order have huge gaps for airflow but no dust filters. So it

 will probably be wise to open up the case once in a while to remove all the dust. Inside you can only

 fit an ITX motherboard obviously. To the left there is space for an SFX power supply. On the other

 side you can either have a two slot or three slot GPU with a maximum length of 305 millimeters.

 Below there is space to fit two 120 millimeter case fans or you can buy extra bits like the

 hard drive or SSD brackets from Sligers website to replace one of the fans instead. Along that

 you can also fit a 120 millimeter radiator and fan with a combined thickness of 72 millimeters

 which means that would limit your GPU length to 180 centimeters. At the back you have slots for

 the motherboard I.O, PSU cord and a three slot GPU. At the front is the wiring for the I.O and

 power button and as you can see there isn't a whole lot of space for cable management here.

 So hiding your cables here will be limited. Here you also have a removable hard drive plate that

 can hold up to two 2.5 inch hard drives or SSDs and lastly the power button is situated at the top.

 It has an LED ring design around it which will stay lit when your PC is on and these are the

 four panels I'll be using during the build video and thermal test. I do like it when PC cases give

 you an option for different side panels. So like in every PC case I review I'll build into it by

 taking my existing parts from the one and only PC I have. It's a bit tedious as it's the only

 computer I edit on and I always pray nothing goes wrong otherwise I'm screwed but until I can afford

 to build another PC I'll have to stick to these parts. Instead of the Noctua caller I currently

 have in my PC I'll be using the Cryo Rig C7 CPU caller simply because I hear it's more efficient

 than the Noctua and let's be honest it looks better too. So these are all the parts I'll be using.

 There'll be links to all of them down below in the video description so check them out.

 building into this case was relatively easy although cable management is incredibly tricky

 as with any small case. Some of the cables were so long I had to stuff them in the front compartment

 next to the SSD drives and I also had to tie a bunch of these cables inside the case

 so they won't touch the fans at the bottom. Now for the thermals I did four different tests

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