Hallo alle zusammen,
große PC-Gehäuse werfen ihre Schatten voraus. Das Silverstone Temjin TJ 11, dürfte das größte Gehäuse von Silverstone sein und soll das neue Flaggschiff von Silverstone werden. Das Gehäuse ist mir das erste mal Mitte 2010 aufgefallen, als ich es auf einem Video von der COMPUTEX 2010 sah. Mit den Abmaßen ist das Gehäuse wie geschaffen für den Einbau einer Wasserkühlung, im Video von der COMPUTEX 2010 wird auch erwähnt das ein Quadradiator in den Boden passt. Als Beispiel ist im Video ein Black Ice SR1 560 Radiator zu sehen. Die Abmaße des Radiators sind; Breite: 153 mm, Länge: 605 mm, Höhe: 55.9 mm. Die beiden Festplattenkäfige können dafür aus dem unteren Bereich aus- und im oberen Bereich wieder eingebaut werden.
Als Alternative sollte der Phobya G-Changer 560 ebenfalls passen,(L x B x H): 620x145x60mm (nur unter Vorbehalt, bis ein User das bestätigen kann).
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P.S. Das ist mein erster Sammelthread, von daher immer her mit Kritik, Lob, Anregungen, Infos und so weiter… In diesem Sinne euch allen viel Spaß beim diskutieren und austauschen. Wenn möglich bleibt in der Diskussion sachlich damit die Mods hier nicht dauernd durchwischen müssen...
Inhalt des Sammelthreads
- 1.1 Beschreibung des Herstellers
- 1.2 Offizielle Spezifikation
- 1.3 Previews/Reviews/Tests
- 1.4 Bilder
- 1.5 Links
- 1.6 Preis(e)
- 1.7 Erscheinungsdatum
- 1.8 Preisvergleich
Temjin TJ11
Headline
Tower of power, elegance, and technical excellence
Introduction
In 2005, SilverStone created the Temjin TJ07, a tower chassis that was built ahead of its time with unprecedented unibody construction and compartmentalized layout for near limitless liquid cooling configuration. Then in 2006, the Temjin TJ09 was released with beautiful classic styling and advanced see-through air duct designed for cooling generations of powerful graphics cards that was yet to be released. In 2008, SilverStone broke convention and created the first retail computer chassis to implement 90 degree motherboard mounting with the RAVEN RV01, a new design that set benchmarks for balancing air cooling performance and quietness.
Not content to rest on its past achievements, SilverStone engineers aim to set yet another benchmark with the Temjin TJ11 for 2010 and beyond. The TJ11 possess all the greatest features from past SilverStone flagships products along with new designs such as the Air Penetrator fans, making it a superb chassis for cooling and low noise.In addition, there are plenty of ergonomic touches such as quick access filters, hot-swappable hard drive bays, removable motherboard tray, CPU back plate cutout, and optimized cable routing paths to enable easy maintenance/upgrade for always running as efficiently as possible.
For hardcore enthusiasts, the beautifully crafted all aluminum TJ11 is a pleasure to work with as the entire chassis is free of rivets so everything can be taken apart. It also has a bigger lower compartment than the TJ07 to house the largest radiator available such as Hardware Labs Black Ice® SR1 560 (4 x 140mm).
The potential and the flexibility of TJ11 are truly unrivaled. It can be used to build a top of the line gaming PC with its 1000W+ cooling capability on air, build an impressive storage server with its plethora of drive bay options, or build an amazing piece of technology artwork with liquid cooling.
Special Features
Compartmentalized layout from Temjin TJ07
See-through air duct from Temjin TJ09
90 degree motherboard mounting from RAVEN RV01
Includes two Air Penetrator AP181 fans to aid stack cooling
Room for fitting powerful water cooling equipment
Motherboard back plate opening behind CPU area for quick cooler assembly
Support 11” wide ATX motherboard
Dual power supply support
Extra large venting area for 10th expansion slot
Rivet free construction for maximum serviceability and modding
All aluminum construction with anodized sand-blasted finish
Nachtrag aus dem [H]ardforum von Tony Ou (SilverStone Tech Representative):
It's difficult to see from the photos, but the TJ11 presented had the following updates (along with few tweaks) over the one shown in June at Computex:
- Functional slide out motherboard tray
- Dual LED-lit power buttons
- Frame made out of extruded aluminum instead of plastic
- Every aluminum part is sand-blasted and anodized
- Expansion slots increased to nine to support XL-ATX
- Slide-out fan filters from mid-section air duct
- All screws, no rivets
Headline
Tower of power, elegance, and technical excellence
Introduction
In 2005, SilverStone created the Temjin TJ07, a tower chassis that was built ahead of its time with unprecedented unibody construction and compartmentalized layout for near limitless liquid cooling configuration. Then in 2006, the Temjin TJ09 was released with beautiful classic styling and advanced see-through air duct designed for cooling generations of powerful graphics cards that was yet to be released. In 2008, SilverStone broke convention and created the first retail computer chassis to implement 90 degree motherboard mounting with the RAVEN RV01, a new design that set benchmarks for balancing air cooling performance and quietness.
Not content to rest on its past achievements, SilverStone engineers aim to set yet another benchmark with the Temjin TJ11 for 2010 and beyond. The TJ11 possess all the greatest features from past SilverStone flagships products along with new designs such as the Air Penetrator fans, making it a superb chassis for cooling and low noise.In addition, there are plenty of ergonomic touches such as quick access filters, hot-swappable hard drive bays, removable motherboard tray, CPU back plate cutout, and optimized cable routing paths to enable easy maintenance/upgrade for always running as efficiently as possible.
For hardcore enthusiasts, the beautifully crafted all aluminum TJ11 is a pleasure to work with as the entire chassis is free of rivets so everything can be taken apart. It also has a bigger lower compartment than the TJ07 to house the largest radiator available such as Hardware Labs Black Ice® SR1 560 (4 x 140mm).
The potential and the flexibility of TJ11 are truly unrivaled. It can be used to build a top of the line gaming PC with its 1000W+ cooling capability on air, build an impressive storage server with its plethora of drive bay options, or build an amazing piece of technology artwork with liquid cooling.
Special Features
Compartmentalized layout from Temjin TJ07
See-through air duct from Temjin TJ09
90 degree motherboard mounting from RAVEN RV01
Includes two Air Penetrator AP181 fans to aid stack cooling
Room for fitting powerful water cooling equipment
Motherboard back plate opening behind CPU area for quick cooler assembly
Support 11” wide ATX motherboard
Dual power supply support
Extra large venting area for 10th expansion slot
Rivet free construction for maximum serviceability and modding
All aluminum construction with anodized sand-blasted finish
Nachtrag aus dem [H]ardforum von Tony Ou (SilverStone Tech Representative):
It's difficult to see from the photos, but the TJ11 presented had the following updates (along with few tweaks) over the one shown in June at Computex:
- Functional slide out motherboard tray
- Dual LED-lit power buttons
- Frame made out of extruded aluminum instead of plastic
- Every aluminum part is sand-blasted and anodized
- Expansion slots increased to nine to support XL-ATX
- Slide-out fan filters from mid-section air duct
- All screws, no rivets
1.2 Offizielle Spezifikationen
Material
4,5mm Aluminium Unibody Frame, 0.8 mm Steel Body
4,5mm Aluminium Unibody Frame, 0.8 mm Steel Body
Model
SST-TJ11B-W (Black + Window)
SST-TJ11B (Black)
SST-TJ11B-W (Black + Window)
SST-TJ11B (Black)
DriveBay
Exposed: 5,25” x 9
Exposed: 5,25” x 9
Internal
3,5” x 6 Hot-Swap Capable (Made out of industrial grade nylon, not plastic, so they are extremely strong and flexible at the same time), 2,5” x 3
3,5” x 6 Hot-Swap Capable (Made out of industrial grade nylon, not plastic, so they are extremely strong and flexible at the same time), 2,5” x 3
Top: 1 x 120mm Exhaust Fan, 900 rpm 18 dBA (Hier könnte es sich um den FN 122 handeln)
Side: 2 x 180mm AP 181 Fan, 700/1200 rpm 18/34 dBA
Expansion Slot
9+1
9+1
FrontI/OPort
USB 3.0 x 2
USB 3.0 x 2
USB 2.0 x 2
Audio x 1
MIC x 1
Expansion Card
Support up to 12.4” (entspricht rund 315 mm)
Limitation of CPU Cooler
171 mm
Support up to 12.4” (entspricht rund 315 mm)
Limitation of CPU Cooler
171 mm
Net Weight
17,4 kg
17,4 kg
Dimension
TJ11: 224 mm (W) x 642 mm (H) x 657 mm (D) ~ 95 liters
TJ11: 224 mm (W) x 642 mm (H) x 657 mm (D) ~ 95 liters
(TJ07: 220 mm (W) x 560 mm (H) x 565 mm (D) ~ 70 liters)
Originally Posted by Tony Ou (SilverStone Tech Representative)
"For those of you curious, the TJ11 is indeed the biggest case we've ever made by real volume. Dimension wise, the RV01's total measurements are greater, but that's mainly due to its unusual shape and extruding bits and pieces.
The official measurement for TJ11 is:
224 mm (W) x 642 mm (H) x 657 mm (D) ~ 95 liters
8.82" (W) x 25.28" x (H) x 25.87" (D)
As a comparison, the TJ07 is:
220 mm (W) x 560 mm (H) x 565 mm (D) ~ 70 liters
8.66" (W) x 22.05" (H) x 22.24" (D)"
1.3 Previews/Reviews/Tests
SilverStone TJ11 Test von computerbase
SilverStone TJ11 Review von bit-tech.net
SilverStone TJ11 Review von hermitage akihabara (mit Google ins Englische übersetzt, Deutsch liest sich zu "schräg")
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SilverStone TJ11 Preview von bit-tech.net
SilverStone TJ11 Preview von chiphell.com
1.4 Bilder
>>Offizielle Bilder des TJ 11 von Silverstone<<
Gesammelte Bilder zum TJ11 -> Spoiler aufklappen
1.5 Links
Mit Google übersetzte Webseite von chiphell
YouTube Video des TJ 11:
SilverStone Temjin TJ11 case production model hands-on
1.6 Preis(e)
Mittlweile ist das Gehäuse bei Caseking gelistet zum Preis von rund 560 € (Stand 12.01.2011)
1.7 Erscheinungsdatum
“The TJ11 will be leaving the factory in a few weeks, mid-January availability in the US. I guess CES 2011 would be a good time to see the final product.”
Allerdings gilt das nur eingeschränkt:
Tony Ou (SilverStone Tech Representative)
“The TJ11 that we are going to show at CES will still not be the production version. It isn't easy to just add a part or two during the delay to a product that is going into production. It doesn't work that way as the more thing you change and update the more it will add to delays as the entire part list need to be re-written/certified internally, production SOP remade/certified, parts validated, tested, and ordered. All of these things take months to organize.“
Die CES findet vom 06.01 bis 09.01 2011 in Las Vegas statt. Ein genaues Erscheinungsdatum für das TJ 11 hier in Deutschland ist derzeit nicht bekannt. Stand: 28.12.2010
Update 04.01.2011: Mittlerweile gibt es auch einen Termin für Deutschland, hier steht Ende Januar die Veröffentlichung des TJ 11 an. Danke an Nils von der Firma Caseking für die Info.
Das Gehäuse soll vorraussichtlich ab dem 26 Januar bei der Firma Caseking lieferbar sein.
1.8 Preisvergleich
>>Link zum Preisvergleich<<
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