The Silverstone Temjin TJ07 is not only built like a tank, it costs as much as well. Quality comes at a price and the TJ07 is worth every penny. The single-piece front made of thick aluminum coupled with a very solid interior layout make this case heavy but also incredibly sturdy. The black looks just as nice as the silver variant and the possiblity of the windowed version just screams out to show your high-end hardware. Installing low-end or mainstream parts is almost an insult to the Temjin case, as it is incredibly spacious inside. The dual PSU bays are another hint to go all out on the parts, and not have to worry about having enough Watts to power it all. It is great to see six fans included in the case, but I was a bit dissapointed that these were not as quiet as I had hoped for.
Nonetheless, installing watercooling into the top of the case is a definite possibility and the active cooling on the hard drive cages should quench any worries you may have about overtaxing your drives. Considering the interior layout, it is no surprise that the TJ07 is still such a popular case, even after some time in the ever evolving PC market. You will see the case at every trade show from CES, to CeBIT and Computex, always filled with the newest high-end hardware - for a reason.