Silverstone Raven RV04 Flagship Case Detailed

The first pictures and specifications are being released for SilverStone’s upcoming flagship case are being leaked. The Silverstone Raven RV04 case is definitely different from the Raven RV03. The Raven RV04 doesn’t have the chrome accents that the Raven RV03 does, the front has been given a face lift with a concave look.

Here is what the Silverstone Raven RV03 looks like for comparison:

 

Here are the pictures of the new Silverstone Raven RV04 case:

 

 

 

 

Features for the Raven RV04:

• Silverstone has included two Air Penetrator AP181 fans
• Removable motherboard tray
• Quick access filters to prevent dust buildup
• Unrestricted arflow for maximum cooling
• Many pathways for cable management
• Adjustable CPU and GPU holder
• Airflow channel for the PSU with filter
• Seven 3.5” hard drive bays and four 2.5” SSD bays

Specifications for the Raven RV04:

• Model: SST-RVo4B (Black Version) SST-RV04B-W (Black with Window)
• Building Materials: Reinforced plastic outer shell and steel body
• Colors: Black
• Motherboard Compatibility: Micro-ATX, ATX, E-ATX, SSI-EEB, SSI-CEB
• Drive Bays:
  • 2x 5.25″ bays
  • 7X 3.5″ (2 Hot swappable) and 4X 2.5″ bays
• Cooling:
  • Front: 2X Air Penetrator AP181 180 mm intake fans
  • Rear: 1X 120 mm fan
• Expansion slots: 8
• Front I/O ports: USB 3.0 X2, Audio, and Mic
• PSU: Standard size
• GPU size compatibility: Up to 13.3″ long and 6.69″ wide
• CPU cooler limitation: 165 mm
• PSU limitation: 180 mm
• Weight: 10.9 Kg
• Full Dimensions: 219 mm width, 581 mm height, and 497 mm Depth
• Supports two Kensington locks

Overall this looks like a very solid case. It has tons of room for expansion to fit all your hardware and cooling should not be an issue either. While maximum sizes for radiators aren’t listed it looks big enough to fit the bigger aftermarket coolers along with the all in one coolers from Corsair or Thermaltake. If you have been in the market for a new case this one could be yours. Pricing has not been announced yet but I would assume this would be an affordable case.

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