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Silverstone's retro PC FLP02 case launches — throw-back 5.25-inch expansion bays meet modern 360mm radiator support, likely to be $240 in the US

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Silverstone has released the FLP02 retro-inspired PC case, featuring a beige color reminiscent of older designs. The case supports modern components and includes features like 5.25-inch expansion bays and space for large graphics cards and power supplies. It offers various cooling options, including support for radiators and air coolers. The FLP02 also includes a fan controller, turbo button, and key lock for added functionality. Priced around $240 in the U.S., it will be available in the fourth quarter of the year.

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