Silverstone SETA A1 Mid-Tower ATX Chassis

Introducing the SETA A1 an ATX mid-tower case with a whole lot of features to shout about, with a high-grade steel frame and a combination of an aluminium front-bezel complete with addressable RGB accent strips and a tempered glass side panel.

The SETA A1 has everything it needs to take a standard build and create a work of art. With three full coverage dust filters and the included 2x 200mm and 1x 120mm fans the airflow design ensures effective and efficient heat dissipation. The front panel I/O panel includes 1x USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C and 2x USB 3.0 ports plus a single 3.5mm combo audio port meaning you have next generation connectivity at your fingertips. Internally, there is support for a vertical mounting graphics card up to a maximum length of 350mm and provisions of installing a few two 120/140mm fan in the ceiling.

HUGE COOLING POTENTIAL

The SETA A1 has been built a front-to-back airflow direction airflow design, equipped with two 200mm fans at the front for dedicated cool air intake and a single 120mm fan at the rear for dedicated warm air exhaust. The case can achieve effective and efficient heat dissipation without any expansion. However, if that’s not enough there are is ample space for additional fans or liquid cooling if desired.

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BUILD IT YOUR WAY

An Absolute gamers dream, the SETA A1 is compatible with most high-end components allowing you to turn this stylish chassis into an overbearing powerhouse, with support for ATX, Mini-ATX and Micro-ITX motherboards, full length GPUs up to a maximum of 350mm, ATX power supplies and CPU coolers with a maximum height of 175mm. The SETA A1 allows for customisation with virtually no limitations.

FLEXIBLE DRIVE POSITIONS

The SETA A1 accommodates 2x 3.5” drives and 4x 2.5” drives. The drive cage that holds the 3.5” drives is located near the power supply and can be removed if required. The 2.5” drive mounting location is either behind the motherboard try or on top of the PSU shroud. Which is a good location if you want them to be seen through the tempered glass side panel.

Rear and side view (tempered glass panel removed