Silverstone TJ08-E Owners Club.

Introduction:

In 2006, SilverStone launched the Temjin TJ08, an impressive micro-ATX tower case with then unheard of dual 120mm fan configuration. It helped pioneered the idea of big tower cooling performance in small packages. Five years later, improved technology and design has enabled SilverStone engineers to create another pioneering small tower case in the TJ08 Evolution (TJ08-E). To improve cooling performance, a class leading “Air Penetrator” 180mm fan was installed behind the front panel to create virtual airflow tunnel with positive air pressure, which also improves quietness and dust prevention.
Standard enthusiast features retained or improved include removable motherboard tray and top panel, CPU back plate cutout, all black painted interior, removable filters for all intake vents, and beautifully finished aluminum front panel.

Features unique to the TJ08-E are its ability to accommodate long cables from high-end power supply and storage room for one 2.5” hard drive and up to five 3.5” hard drives. If you are looking for a classic, cleanly styled premium micro-ATX tower with the latest chassis construction technology to house top-of-the-line components, the TJ08-E is it.

Special or unique features:
- Includes one 180mm Air Penetrator fan for positive pressure cooling
- Removable motherboard tray and top panel
- Quick access filters to prevent dust buildup
- Convenient wire and cable routing pathways
- Adjustable holder for large CPU coolers
- Motherboard back plate opening behind CPU area for quick cooler assembly
- Impressive storage capacity up to five 3.5" hard drives and one 2.5" drive

Case Specifications:


Interior:


Front:

3/4 Back:


Confirmed Coolers: Need suggestions!
- Intel Stock Cooler
- Corsair H70
- Corsair H60
- Corsair H50
- Noctua C14
- Corsair H80
- Antec 620
- Antec 920
- Tuniq Tower
- Thermaltake Silver Arrow
- Noctua D14
- Noctua U9B SE2
- Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro

Reviews:
nagle3092's Temperatures and Thoughts on the TJ08-E

Chiphell's Review on the TJ08-E


SPCR's Review of the TJ08-E

Warnings/Issues:
- The front panel is a complete pain to get off and reassemble. nagle3092 recommends this is not done for any reason unless needed.


Signature:

Special thanks to nagle3092 for the signature!
Special thanks to TC_Fenua for the banner!
Edited by Nutty Pumpkin - 7/7/12 at 1:13am

Requirements for entry:
- Own or have owned a TJ08-E case
- Post a picture of your build/case
- Include proof the case is yours

Owners/Will be owners list:
1. Nutty Pumpkin
2. nagle3092
3. IRO-Bot
4. richierich1212
5. LikeHouseMsc [Buying case soon]
6. capt_zman
7. DustDevil
8. SadistBlinx
9. DaveG
10. Abula
11. Krycek
12. sunno
13. nanetorg
14. GrimReaperhdi
15. Iketh
16. netdevil
17. zeroR1
18. martianaphid
19. hyp36rmax
20. randomnerd865
21. faMine [Coming soon]
22. AndrewTdi
23. chyde
24. Holy_COW
25. netdevil
26. Dragonheart
50. BadDad62
Edited by Nutty Pumpkin - 7/6/12 at 6:59pm

The TJ08-E Hall of Fame!

Mentalist:
This build shows the absolute potential of the TJ08-E chassis. Amazing. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
More pictures here.

New memorable build! Pure ripping. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
anteante's TJ08-E! Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
Honorable Members:
An honorable member is someone who has been incredibly helpful and shown dedication to the club.

1. nagle3092
- Made the signature solely without being asked.
- Shown to be very helpful
- Answered most questions asked
- Contributed the most out of anyone at the moment.
Edited by Nutty Pumpkin - 2/4/13 at 5:22am

Awesome, looking forward to it! Hopefully there should be some spectacular builds in this case.

Hahaha,

Why not! It is, in my opinion the sexiest mATX case available internally and externally. The separate hidden PSU compartment and quite significant room for cable management make it a great case for me.

Unfortunately I can't help there!

Down in Australia though there available at most online shops. Whenever I try to find a product online I use Staticice, I believe they have an American website too.

http://www.staticice.com