In a nutshell: SilverStone is turning an April Fools' joke into a legitimate product, and if you are a fan of late 80s and early 90s PC styling, the new chassis could be right up your alley. Pricing ...

Beige PCs were popular in the 80s thanks to widespread office use and the dominance of IBM. There are plenty of vintage PC peripherals but no cases to match them. Building a retro PC with a vintage ...

Modern motherboards have a very different layout, size, mounting, and placement of I/O ports than what was used in the 486 era. So you would need to cut and modify a lot of metal to fit the mobo. And ...

Last year PC case and peripheral maker Silverstone posted a picture of a retro-inspired computer chassis with a 1980s-inspired beige design, space for two 5.25 inch floppy drives, and a few modern ...

PC Cases have come a very long way from the days of the bland beige case sitting on the desk in your family computer room, ...

I think some of the retailers who specialized in selling floppies have largely stopped trying to support 5.25 inch disks. 3.5 inch disks apparently still have a pretty good supply, but they're ...