Product Specification
Brand: SilverStone TechnologyMotherboard Compatability: Micro ATXCase Type: Slim-DesktopColor: ML03BMaterial: Aluminum, Alloy SteelPower Supply Mounting Type: Rear MountCooling Method: AirModel Name: CS-ML03BFan Size: 80 MillimetersItem Weight: 7.3 Pounds
- Support up to four 80mm fans
- Drive cages with multi-purpose mounts eliminate need for adapters
- Support low profile expansion cards
- Support standard PS2(ATX) power supplies
- Includes two USB 3.0 ports
- Used for 15.7 litres
SilverStone's Milo Case Series
SilverStone's Milo (ML) line of cases appeals to home theater PC aficionados, or anyone who simply wants a slim, sleek PC on their desktop.
SilverStone ML03B
The ML03B offers a classic take on a slim micro-ATX chassis, providing ample room for low-profile coolers and expansion cards, along with an ATX-class power supply. Notable features include:
- Sleek front facade with 5.25" optical drive bay
- Space for two 3.5" desktop-class hard drives
- 350mm depth to fit comfortably inside home theater cabinet
The Milo lineup offers four different optical drive bay options:
Product Description
The slimmer Milo ML03 has a profile of 105mm height and 340mm depth, making it extremely easy to integrate into any living room furniture. Incredibly, this case can accommodate up to three 3.5-Inch hard drives or five 2.5-Inch HDD/SSD through its smartly designed drive cages that can mount either size without any use of adapters. For cooling, the ML03 can be fitted with up to four 80mm fans so users can choose to build a quiet system with low power components or a powerful HTPC with 140W CPU if needed. There are also numerous small touches including pre-cut hole for VGA (D-SUB) connector, Kensington lock support, and an additional full size expansion slot for installing extra motherboard I/O, fan controller, or accessories products such as CLEARCMOS. For those looking to build an HTPC with good expansion and cooling capability but has limited room and budget, the SilverStone Milo ML03 is the one to get.
