Name: Sliger SV590 v2
Brand: Sliger
SKU: 638f035f260cf71074f29f73
Rating: 2.3 (9 reviews)

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

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 Now I'll say that this is one of the more creative and cleaner designs that we've seen from Sligar who also make the highly optimized Cerberus and SM series cases. This is the first time that I've seen these softly brushed and thinner panels from them and I definitely do prefer it. There are still some spots that do look a bit rough around the edges but for the most part this is the highest quality case that I've seen them produce. One thing that does look a bit out of place here though is that cheap power button which you could probably buy for around 50 cents at your local electronics shop

 There are still some spots that do look a bit rough around the edges but for the most part this is the highest quality case that I've seen them produce. One thing that does look a bit out of place here though is that cheap power button which you could probably buy for around 50 cents at your local electronics shop. I personally would have liked to see something a bit more premium to suit the rest of the design. Another part that looks a bit out of place is the platform or stand that the SV590 is intended to be screwed onto and the reason for this is that the bottom panel is not completely flat

 While the end case M1 is kind of portable at 12.5 liters the SV590 isn't portable at all but still this thermal result is very impressive. On the note of GPU thermals seeing as that side panel ventilation is relatively blocked off it does lead to a warmer result than we'd like. This also means that the GPU thermals benefit quite a lot by an increase in radiator fan speed at which point we can tie the NZXT H1

 This case here is one that I've been waiting to take a look at for quite some time because as far as I know, this is the smallest case on the market that can fit a 360 mil radiator. In fact, it's the only ITX case that I know of to fit a radiator that large and that's a pretty impressive spec because some of the more compact mid-tower cases out there like the NZXT H510, they can't even fit 360 mil rads and here we have it in a case that's just 18 liters in volume. Now I won't spoil too much but if you do need a small form factor case with some of the best CPU thermal performance that you can get, this should definitely be one to consider but despite those very impressive thermals and radiator compatibility, there are quite a few things that you should know before you build in this case. So here it is, the Sligar SV590, an enthusiast approach on the vertical small form factor PC case and before we dive in, I'll just say that I'm a big fan of this vertical orientation

Sliger SV590 Review - 360mm AIO in ITX

 This case here is one that I've been waiting to take a look at for quite some time because

 as far as I know, this is the smallest case on the market that can fit a 360 mil radiator.

 In fact, it's the only ITX case that I know of to fit a radiator that large and that's

 a pretty impressive spec because some of the more compact mid-tower cases out there like

 the NZXT H510, they can't even fit 360 mil rads and here we have it in a case that's

 Now I won't spoil too much but if you do need a small form factor case with some of the

 best CPU thermal performance that you can get, this should definitely be one to consider

 but despite those very impressive thermals and radiator compatibility, there are quite

 a few things that you should know before you build in this case.

 So here it is, the Sligar SV590, an enthusiast approach on the vertical small form factor

 PC case and before we dive in, I'll just say that I'm a big fan of this vertical orientation.

 It means that your PC barely takes up any room on your desk or on the floor while still

 allowing for a ton of hardware on the inside.

 Having said that, at 18 liters the SV590 is one of the larger vertical cases that I've

 built in, it's 4.5 liters larger than the NZXT H1 and it's also 12 millimeters taller

 We'll talk more about that height in just a minute because it does raise some issues,

 just know that this is a fairly tall case.

 Now I'll say that this is one of the more creative and cleaner designs that we've seen

 from Sligar who also make the highly optimized Cerberus and SM series cases.

 This is the first time that I've seen these softly brushed and thinner panels from them

 There are still some spots that do look a bit rough around the edges but for the most

 part this is the highest quality case that I've seen them produce.

 One thing that does look a bit out of place here though is that cheap power button which

 you could probably buy for around 50 cents at your local electronics shop.

 I personally would have liked to see something a bit more premium to suit the rest of the

 Another part that looks a bit out of place is the platform or stand that the SV590 is

 intended to be screwed onto and the reason for this is that the bottom panel is not completely

 So this is a problem with the design and manufacturing tolerances but it's a pretty lazy solution

 I guess they're also afraid of users just tipping over the case without it because it's

 One way to fix this though is to use the adhesive feet that I believe are intended for the platform

 stand but just put these directly on the bottom of the case instead.

 Again this isn't the intended way to use this case but if you do it this way you do keep

 that nice small footprint and it's also completely stable as well.

 In terms of ventilation the side panels are actually pretty blocked off in terms of cut

 Most of the panel is metal but this does allow for a decent enough amount of air to pass

 through the case and get to the radiator.

 The cut out pattern itself is a bit random but it's a nice change from the usual hole

 punch and personally I do think it suits the vertical design.

 The rear panel on the other hand is extremely well ventilated though and that's exactly

 what we want to see for that big 360 mil radiator.

 And that's one of the obvious reasons that the SV590 is so tall but also the fact that

 you've got a fair bit of wiggle room here to play with for the tallest of 360 mil radiators

 So if you're planning on using a 360 mil rad with a bit of extra height at the bottom and

 top it should still fit fine in the SV590.

 In terms of thickness clearance you've got 60 millimeters in total to work with which

 basically means your standard AIO with a 30 mil thick radiator and 25 mil thick fans plus

 For the test build I used the NZXT Kraken X73 and I did find that the pump leads were almost

 too short to reach and that they actually do push on the side panel a bit more than

 So if you are looking for the best compatibility for this case I'd instead recommend going

 with the unbranded Asetek 360 mil AIO that you can find directly on Sligar's website.

 And of course don't bother with air cooling unless you're using something really low power

 and liquid cooling the GPU instead because cooler height clearance here only tops out

 Now apart from the massive 360 mil radiator compatibility you can also install three slot

 graphics cards up to 390 millimeters in length and 160 mils in height.

 So basically the biggest graphics cards in existence will fit in this case no problem.

 Now although I did say I'm a big fan of this vertical layout there are a few things that

 So for starters you've got this two and a half inch drive bracket which is included

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