The market launch of SilverStone's Grandia GD07 case marks the beginning of a completely new era in electronic data processing for home theater systems. For the first time, the performance and storage capacity of a server can be seamlessly, elegantly, and quietly integrated into a home theater environment. To maximize the use of the entire interior space, the Grandia GD07 has been completely redesigned and can accommodate an incredible number of drives (up to eleven), while allowing for the integration of cutting-edge components with minimal sacrifices. It is even possible to install Extended-ATX motherboards.

SilverStone's developers have significantly improved the cooling performance of the GD07 with up to four 120mm fans. To ensure that owners can maintain the cooling performance of their cases with minimal noise emissions over the long term, the case is surrounded by application-specific, removable filters that create positive pressure and enable effective and silent operation.

To conceal the I/O ports and the multitude of drives that can be installed in its four 5.25-inch drive bays, the lockable aluminum front panel of the GD07 is adorned with a fine brushed pattern to match other home theater components. For those looking to set up a powerful home media server with security features, this is the perfect case.