SilverStone SETA Q1 Case Review

Installation

Installation in the SETA Q1 should be pretty straight-forward. If you are installing a motherboard larger than micro ATX you’ll need to move the covers over and install the standoffs to accommodate your motherboard. It would have been nice for SilverStone to include a standoff tool, but sadly one was not included. With the extra standoffs installed our motherboard goes in no problem.

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After our motherboard the next thing we’ll be installing is our solid state drive. I went ahead and installed it on one of the removable SSD trays on the backside of the motherboard tray. These easily come off, which makes installing your drives a breeze.

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Your power supply will slide in from the backside of the case. Even with the hard drive cage installed there is more than enough to get it installed.

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The last thing we need to install is our graphics card. For those who have larger graphics cards you won’t have to worry, there is more than enough room inside.

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With everything installed it is time to wire everything up. While we don’t have any velcro ties or anything like that there are plenty of tie-down points for the included zip ties. As you can see we have a very clean build!

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