SilverStone Introduces Slim and Compact Milo 11 Chassis

[Uskompuf]

SilverStone has recently released the Milo 11 case with a total volume of 10.35 L and dimensions 330 mm x 110 mm x 285 mm. The chassis has been designed for HTPC and small-form-factor applications supporting both horizontal and vertical orientations. The Milo 11 accepts Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX motherboards along with a TFX power supply and low-profile graphics card up to 272 mm in length. The case features x4 expansion slots, x1 optical drive bay, x2 drive bays, x2 front USB 3.0, and can accommodate dual 80 mm cooling fans. SilverStone had not revealed pricing or availability information for the Milo 11 chassis at the time of writing.



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[Dimitriman]

I mean, thanks for the addition, but I wish they would come up with something more exciting for the low profile GPU SFF market. Give me a 3L case that looks good with high airflow, a 400W silent Flex-ATX class PSU or smaller, and compatibility for modern ITX boards. That's all we need. This 90's IBM look is just nauseating.

 

[bonehead123]

That's all we need. This 90's IBM look is just nauseating.

Agreed on the gobbly-awful looks, but don't foget, we also needz a front USB-C port too

 

[CyberCT]

No ventilation either. This design is 2 decades old lol.

 

[Zareek]

Am I the only one looking at this chassis thinking all it needs is a Dell or Lenovo logo on it? It seems like the same SFF design those two OEMs have been dumping on the market for the past twenty years. Maybe HP makes them too, but I've only been hands-on with the Dell and Lenovo versions...

 

[AusWolf]

Let's not miss the point: these are HTPC / office cases. They don't need to look pretty or let plenty of air through. In fact, you don't want any bling-bling or fan noise while watching a movie.

I have a Milo 09 that does the job with a 35 W Core i7 and a GeForce 1030. Both are passively cooled, all I have for airflow is 2x 8 cm Be Quiet fans.

 

[watzupken]

I've used a MILO ML06 case before, and I feel it gets the job done. In my opinion, this case is not meant for high end setup due to limited airflow and space for big coolers. So in that sense, the issue with airflow should not be so much of a problem here.