Nanoxia Deep Silence 4 DS4

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

1
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

High Build Quality, Elegant Design, Spacious Interior, Removable Drive Cages, Noise Dampening Coating (Almost Inaudible), 2Channel Fan Controller, Space For Graphics Cards Up To 395mm Long, Fits CPU Coolers Up To 160mm Tall, Price (For Some)
Very good price, Compact size, Solid construction, Two fan controllers for three fans each, Toolless 5.25" bays, Harddrive trays made of metal, Can hold fairly long graphics cards, Tower coolers of 120 mm should fit just fine, Easily accessible 5.25" bays...

Cons:

Size (For Some)
Controllers for six fans a bit much for a case of this size, A single USB 2.0 plug but a full header intended for two connectors, Small number of hooks for proper cable routing behind motherboard tray, Plastic locks on 5.25" covers may not last long

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Last revision on November 24, 2016

Reviewers Liked

High Build Quality, Elegant Design, Spacious Interior, Removable Drive Cages, Noise Dampening Coating (Almost Inaudible), 2Channel Fan Controller, Space For Graphics Cards Up To 395mm Long, Fits CPU Coolers Up To 160mm Tall, Price (For Some)
Very good price, Compact size, Solid construction, Two fan controllers for three fans each, Toolless 5.25" bays, Harddrive trays made of metal, Can hold fairly long graphics cards, Tower coolers of 120 mm should fit just fine, Easily accessible 5.25" bays

Reviewers Didn't Like

Size (For Some)
Controllers for six fans a bit much for a case of this size, A single USB 2.0 plug but a full header intended for two connectors, Small number of hooks for proper cable routing behind motherboard tray, Plastic locks on 5.25" covers may not last long

Expert reviews and ratings

Now that we have had a look around the Deep Silence 4, lets see what my thoughts and feelings on it are and whether it was able to balance up quiet computing with good thermal performance. From the outset, it was obvious that this chassis was being...

By Play3r on July 10, 2014

the build quality is on a good level Nanoxia did not make the mistake to go for super thin side panels in order to save weight They used solid metal sheets and paired it up with noise isolation material which gives it good stability and reasonable...

By Ocaholic on April 29, 2014

We've seen some very impressive entries to the micro-ATX case market in the past year, with each one bringing something new and interesting to the table. The Deep Silence 4 is another such case, and though it doesn't deviate from the standard Deep...

By Bit-tech.net on April 18, 2014

I would like to thank Nanoxia for supplying the review sample. Specifications Deep Silence 4 CASE TYPE: Mini-Tower MATERIAL: Steel & Plastic WEIGHT: 7.8kg SLOTS: 4 DRIVE BAYS: 2x External 5.25" 6x Internal 2.5/3.5“ 1x Internal 2.5" MOTHERBOARD FORM...

By techPowerUp! on January 15, 2014

We first looked at the original Nanoxia Deep Silence DS1 case back in January of this year. Almost a full year later and Nanoxia have expanded their range to include four more cases, culminating in the massive DS6 (why no DS3 we wonder?). Having...

By Overclock3D on December 13, 2013

Not so long ago, you only had a handful of options if you were looking for a silent case. Luckily, things have changed in 2015. Hardware.Info tested no less than 20 silent cases for this review, and compared them to four of the classics. Which case...

By uk.hardware.info on May 14, 2015

After having reviewed the Deep Silence 1 and 2 midi towers we knew it would be just a matter of time before Nanoxia turned their focus toward the design and manufacture of smaller mATX/mITX compatible mini tower models so the Deep Silence 4 didn't take...

By NikkTech on January 20, 2015

There are cases where you run into annoyances when building a system inside, but once you are done you have no further worries. The Deep Silence 4 is like that. For a number of reasons I have had to leave this system in the DS4. It is really an easy...

By overclockers.com on June 16, 2014

The Nanoxia Deep Silence 4 Case is a full featured micro-atx case. It's so large you'd think it was a mid-tower case, but that good for fitting lots of hardware inside. The case looks great, has lots of drive bays, two 120mm fans, accepts standard ATX...

By 3dGameMan on March 25, 2014

Chez Nanoxia, on sait clairement faire du boitier et ce nouveau modèle en est un exemple flagrant. Même si ce dernier ne fait pas dans l'originalité, il n'empêche qu'il dispose de tout ce que l'on attend d'un bon boitier Micro ATX ce jour, avec un bon...

By CowcotLand on February 12, 2014

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