SilverStone LaScala HTPC SST-LC13-B 2005 USB2 FireWire Black → Обява 52364528

• Specs: W430 x D434 x H163 mm, 2 x DVD, 2 x CR, 2 x HDD, standard front I/O ports, 1 x 92mm intake fan, 2 x 60mm exhaust fan
  

The SilverStone LaScala LC13—sold in black as SST-LC13-B and in silver as LC13-S—was a first-generation, full-size ATX HTPC chassis designed to look like hi-fi AV gear. Introduced in 2005, it paired a brushed-aluminum front with a steel chassis and a flip-down door that hid bays and front I/O. Unlike its later LC13-E refresh, the original LC13 uses two 60 mm rear exhaust fans and a single 92 mm front intake.

• Horizontal “AV-component” styling; matches stereo equipment footprint.
  

• Full-ATX compatibility in a desktop form factor (mATX and E-ATX supported with caveats).
  

• Focus on drive flexibility (two 5.25″ + two external 3.5″ + two internal 3.5″).
  

• Cooling built around 92 mm front intake + dual 60 mm rear exhausts.
  

• Clean fascia with no reset button, bright status LEDs, and a machined aluminum power switch.
  

• Rear fans: LC13 = 2×60 mm; LC13-E/LC13B-E = 2×80 mm.
  

• Height: LC13 ≈ 163 mm; LC13-E ≈ 171.5 mm.
  

• Side fan mount: Absent on LC13; added on LC13-E.
  

• Front I/O: LC13 launched with USB 2.0 + IEEE-1394 + audio (later “-E USB3.0” refreshes are not this model).
  

• Model: SST-LC13-B (black finish)
  

• Materials: Aluminum front panel; SECC steel body (SilverStone lists 1.0 mm; some reviews cite 0.8 mm)
  

• Motherboards: ATX, microATX, E-ATX (requires removal of the internal 3.5″ cage; not all E-ATX boards fit)
  

• Drive bays:
  

  • External: 5.25″ ×2, 3.5″ ×2
    

  • Internal: 3.5″ ×2 (one is the “hidden” bay beneath the 5.25″ cage)
    

• Cooling (stock):
  

  • Front: 92 mm intake, ~2100 RPM, ~21 dBA (often Everflow F129025SL, ~39 CFM)
    

  • Rear: 60 mm ×2 exhaust, ~3000 RPM, ~25 dBA
    

  • Side: passive intake perforations only
    

• Clearances:
  

  • CPU cooler: up to 135 mm
    

  • GPU length: up to 14.2″ (360 mm) without an optical drive; about 8.75″ (222 mm) with a 5.25″ device installed
    

  • PSU: Standard ATX (PS/2); no stated length limit; rotated to pull warm air from the CPU area
    

• Expansion slots: 7
  

• Front I/O (behind door): USB 2.0 ×2, IEEE-1394 ×1, 3.5 mm headphone ×1, mic ×1
  

• Dimensions: 430 (W) × 163 (H) × 430 (D) mm (some retail sheets list 434 mm depth) — ~30.1 L
  

• Weight: ~9–9.5 kg (varies by sheet/revision)
  

• Colors: Black (SST-LC13-B), Silver (LC13-S)
  

• Front door: Brushed aluminum, magnet-retained; geared hinges give a damped “glide.”
  

• Power/LEDs: Machined aluminum switch with bright power/HDD LEDs (often considered too bright for dark rooms).
  

• Feet: Flat metal “hi-fi”-style feet.
  

• Air intake path: The 92 mm fan pulls air through a slot on the underside of the fascia; avoid placing the case on carpet that can block this slot.
  

• Open main chamber for easy motherboard installation; top cover removes via four screws.
  

• Removable cages:
  

  • Right-side internal 3.5″ cage (comes out to fit some E-ATX boards).
    

  • A slide-out hidden 3.5″ bay beneath the 5.25″ cage for convenient HDD access.
    

• Cable management: Room behind/under the drive cages to route PSU and data cabling.
  

• Finish details: Full set of seven expansion slots; many units shipped with polished slot covers.
  

• Air path is front-to-back with side perforations aiding intake.
  

• Stock 60 mm exhausts and the stock 92 mm intake are effective but audible at default RPMs; many owners swap them for quieter models or voltage-control them.
  

• The PSU turned sideways helps extract CPU heat directly out the rear.
  

Commonly reported contents (may vary slightly by region/batch):

• Chassis with pre-installed 92 mm intake and 2×60 mm exhaust fans
  

• Screws & motherboard standoffs (assorted)
  

• 3-pin to 4-pin fan adapter
  

• Small accessories seen across packages: EMI/ferrite ring, zip ties; some retail boxes included a mains power cord
  

• Fold-out installation manual
  

• No reset button. Reboots require a full power cycle.
  

• Bright LEDs. Many users disconnect or diffuse them for theatre rooms.
  

• Rear fans are 60 mm. Limited to small form-factor exhausts unless you modify the panel.
  

• Top-right motherboard corner can sit under the 5.25″ cage—watch tall components/headers there.
  

• Front door magnet is gentle; an ejecting optical tray can nudge the door open (by design, to avoid tray stress).
  

• Replace the 92 mm and 60 mm fans with low-noise models or undervolt them.
  

• Add dust filtering to the underside intake slot and side perforations.
  

• Strengthen the door closure by adding discreet magnets behind the fascia.
  

• Use short/angled SATA and power cables to minimize clutter beneath the 5.25″ cage.
  

• LC13 / LC13-B (this model): 92 mm front + 2×60 mm rear; 163 mm high; USB 2.0 era; 2005–2006 availability.
  

• LC13-E / LC13B-E: Taller/deeper revision with 2×80 mm rear, optional side fan mount, and later USB 3.0 front-I/O refreshes.
  

• Contemporary siblings included other LaScala models (LC17/LC20) sharing the AV-component aesthetic but different internals.
  

• Model: SilverStone SST-LC13-B
  

• Size/Volume: 430×163×430 mm, ~30 L
  

• Weight: ~9–9.5 kg
  

• Motherboards: ATX / mATX / E-ATX*
  

• Bays: 5.25″×2 (ext), 3.5″×2 (ext), 3.5″×2 (int)
  

• Cooling: 92 mm front (intake) + 2×60 mm rear (exhaust); side perforations
  

• Clearances: CPU 135 mm; GPU 14.2″ (no ODD) or 8.75″ (with ODD)
  

• PSU: Standard ATX (PS/2), sideways mount
  

• Front I/O: USB 2.0×2, IEEE-1394×1, Audio/Mic
  

• Finish: Brushed aluminum door; black or silver
  

• Notable: No reset button; bright LEDs; door with magnet + gear hinge
  

• *E-ATX note: Requires removing the internal 3.5″ cage; not all E-ATX boards fit.