SilverStone unveiled the ALTA T1, a premium HPTX super‑tower case built from 4.3‑8 mm thick aluminium sheet metal. The unibody chassis flaunts anodized panels and targets enthusiast‑segment PCs, workstations, and homelab AI inferencing builds for demanding users.

The chassis offers eight expansion slots and room for up to four dual‑slot graphics cards. Its upper compartment accommodates GPUs up to 55 cm in length and CPU coolers up to 18.8 cm tall, reduced to 16.5 cm with the expansion‑card retainer. Five 2.5‑inch and four 3.5‑inch drive bays complete the layout.

Radiator support tops the list: a single‑PSU setup fits up to three 420 mm (140 × 420 mm) radiators, while dual‑PSU mode allows at least two. The primary PSU is limited to 32 cm depth; the second enjoys virtually unlimited space. Front connectivity includes two 20 Gbps USB‑C ports, two 10 Gbps USB‑3.2 Gen 2 A, and a headset jack.

Measuring 250 mm × 669 mm × 592 mm and weighing 52 mm‑tall casters, the ALTA T1 balances robust build quality with spatial flexibility. SilverStone did not disclose a price, but the chassis’s dual‑PSU capability and expansive cooling options make it a solid choice for builders seeking maximum performance and reliability in high‑end setups.