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March 2012
(87%)
35 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
First introduced nearly ten years ago, the Temjin TJ04-E marks the next evolution of SilverStone's popular mid-tower case. Slightly taller than its predecessor, the TJ04-E also includes more fans and extra fan positions and every fan position include...
Parked directly behind the massive drive cage is an additional cage dedicated to holding six 2.5 inch drives. This can be mounted to the bottom of the case or the bottom of the large 3.5inch drive cage. Keep in mind that this cage is easily removed and if...
Build quality, Front panel, Design, Well designed interior, HDD cage with heatsinks, Cooling, Removable dust filters...
which are mounted with plastic clamps, No 3pin to molex adapters included.
TJ04-E really fulfills the expectations, even they were high. It seems like SilverStone has really thought about everything when designing this case. Only minor drawback I can imagine is the way the dust filters are mounted. I would have liked to see ...
Beautiful exterior allows the TJ04E to fit in a games den or as a users high powered workstation, Able to fit almost any configuration that a enthusiest could want, With nine 3.5" drive bays, and six 2.5" drive bays the TJ04E would make a perfect home server case, Hard drive heatsinks help keep a users drives at their optimal performaning temperature, Unique SATA cable helps cut down on cabl
Oneyear warranty, Power supply cabling can be tight with 2.5" drive mount in place, Lack of acoustic dampening, Building a system does require some forthought especially if a full compliment of nine 3.5" drive bays are used
Performance in a case is about being able to cool components with acceptable acoustic performance. Although the TJ04-E performs adequately in the cooling department (although with 0% overclock on the CPU's and GPU's we really are not pushing the cooli...
The first SilverStone "Evolution" case we reviewed, the Temjin TJ08-E, impressed us with its modular design and clever use of space that didn't compromise its cooling proficiency. We were hoping the Temjin TJ04-E would bring more of the same to the AT...
Abstract: SilverStone has another winner on its hands with the Temjin TJ04-E Evolution. The TJ04-E successfully evolves the original TJ04 design from eight years ago while continuing to be simplistic yet beautiful. The exterior of the ATX/SSI-CEB chassis is mos...
Sleek, Elegant Design, Extensive Hard Drive Space, Great Wire Management, Surprisingly Spacious Interior
Water Cooling not well thought out, Hard drive cages can be time consuming to work with, Overall Result: 9.25/10.0, SilverStone Temjin TJ04 EW Evolution ATX Computer Chassis Review, Help Us Improve Our Reviews By Leaving a Comment Below!
I think this case was designed just for me since it fits right into my personal preferences for a case. It is a simple, sleek, and elegant design with unique features to make working with it easy. It uses the space it has available exceptionally well. ...
When I think about Silverstone what comes to mind are the huge Raven, Fortress and Temjin chassis that get so much attention. I had hoped this case would take advantage of their 90' rotated motherboard tray, but that is really the only place where this c...
Six Fan Support, Two Dual Fan Locations, Top Mounted USB 3.0, Eight Drive Support with Heatsinks, Matte Black Finish, Eight Expansion Slots
Limited to 120mm fans, No rubber grommets, Expansion slot screws outside of chassis
We have looked at a few of the Silverstone Evolution designs and have been really impressed with the updates. The Silverstone TJ08-E is a nice example of how a case can be updated to support a monster air penetrator fan and still retain a classic look. Su...
