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Silverstone ML05B

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£55.99
1 retailer
Cheapest at CCL Computers
£55.99
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Specifications

3.5" Bays0
ColourBlack
Form FactorHTPC

At a glance

Silverstone ML05B is a PC case made by SilverStone. It is listed at one UK shop, CCL Computers, for £55.99 (checked 19 October 2026).

From the retailer

Continuing with the popular slim form factor HTPC, the Milo ML05 HTPC case is the smallest in the Milo series to-date and yet still able to fit modern day components. Although measuring only 7 liters in size (half the size of Micro-ATX based ML03), it can accommodate Mini-ITX motherboard, SFX power supply and install up to four 2.5” hard drives. An innovative multipurpose 4-in-1 bracket also allows installation of a slim optical drive, a 3.5” hard drive, two 2.5” drives, or a 120mm fan depending on user’s requirement. Complementing a superbly compact design is a beautiful acrylic front panel that seamlessly integrates into home theater environments, making ML05 the best petite HTPC case on the market.

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