Testseek.com have collected 127 expert reviews of the Be Quiet! Silent Base 800 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Be Quiet! Silent Base 800.
January 2015
(85%)
127 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Silent Base 800 is a stylish and quiet choice for users who want to combine the look and price of a full tower with the component space of a mid-tower. Removable/repositionable drive cages make room for larger motherboards and longer cards but red...
Great Aesthetics, Roomy Interior, Excellent Drive Storage, Sturdy and Light, Silent, Superb cooling support
Slightly Expensive
This is a great case for just about any build, but enthusiasts who emphasize silence will have a hard time passing this up....
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Published: 2015-03-05, Author: be , review by: neoseeker.com
The be quiet! Silent Base 800 Case is one of the most unique cases I have had the pleasure to take apart and set up for a testing scenario. With the options of open or closed 3-in-1 air intakes on both side panels of the computer case and having the lower...
This is a case that combines excellent performance, good looks and quiet operation. It also has a lot of add-ons that really give it flexibility. That said, there are lapses as well. We expect that be quiet! will fix those small lapses, and bring out a ...
Abstract: Bold and sassy pretty much sums up the Be Quiet! Silent Base 800 Case. There's lots of space to work, plenty of drive bays, water-cooling potential, looks awesome, great build quality and has acoustic dampening material....
High quality materials, Quiet operation, Modern and Elegant styling, Easy to install your build, Extraordinary quality grommets and rubber parts, Plastic Molded in color with black interior
May need to use a Y-connector for fan connection to motherboard, Front skeleton obstructs the front 140 fans and could be a source of wind noise, Fingerprints easy, Not silent, but quiet, Thanks for reading
The case as tested ran at a very low 28 C and bumped up to a high of 49 C while I was running Fur mark burn in and also used 3D Mark 11 to over work the CPU and get things toasty inside. In both instances the case stayed reasonably quiet and reasonably co...
For their first ever chassis, I feel that Be Quiet! has done a very nice job with the Silent Base 800. It's a well designed product with nice aesthetics and a good feature set. But most important is the factor mentioned in the naming, it is a very silent...
Published: 2014-11-21, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Cool, quiet and roomy, the Silent Base 800 offers just about everything we'd want in a midsized noisedampening enthusiast box.
We wouldn't complain if the price came down $20 or so to put it in line with the competing CM Silencio 652S and Fractal Design R4.
To ensure accurate thermal results, we installed the same hardware in each case in virtually the same way. Components included the Asrock Fatal1ty 990FX Professional , Phenom II X6 1100T , Prolimatech Megahalems in passive mode (i.e. no fan actively dispe...
Very good price / performance, Solid construction quality, Three Pure Wings 2 fans included, Excellent HDD-installation method, Tool-less locks for ODD work well, Loads of space for large GPUs, CPU coolers, and PSUs, Excellent sound encapsulation, Can eas
Door hinges made of plastic, Feet need to be assembled, More hooks on the motherboard tray to route cables would have been nice, Quite tall for an ATX chassis
The be quiet! Silent Base 800 has an MSRP of 120 euro including taxes. Very good price / performance Solid construction quality Three Pure Wings 2 fans included Excellent HDD-installation method Tool-less locks for ODD work well Loads of space for large G...
Published: 2015-04-22, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
While we could sit here and say that this chassis looks similar to this case, but also looks like that case, the reality is that be quiet! has come out swinging with a chassis that is very unique. It has had the opportunity to sort of sit in the backgrou...
