SilverStone has introduced the FLP02, a full-tower case that blends 90s nostalgia with compatibility for modern high-end hardware. This follows the company's January release of the FLP01 HTPC case , which shared the same retro aesthetic. The chassis sports a distinctive beige color and has 5.25" bay covers that look like floppy disks reminiscent of computing's earlier days. The FLP02 fits today's largest graphics cards, with space for RTX 5090 models up to 386 mm long when you remove the front drive cage. For those who love liquid cooling, the case allows 360 mm radiators on top, plus 120 mm / 140 mm radiator mounts at the back.

A key feature is the Turbo button on the front, which pushes all PWM fans to their highest speed. The built-in screen shows fan PWM duty cycles in real-time, while motherboard control enables precise temperature management. SilverStone also adds a special key lock for the power and reset buttons to boost security. The case works with motherboards from Mini-ITX to SSI-CEB and offers seven expansion slots plus two more. You can store drives in three external 5.25" bays and several internal mounts. CPU coolers up to 182 mm tall fit inside, and there's room for PSUs as long as 250 mm. Front connectivity includes USB Type-C, dual USB 3.0 ports, and combo audio. The case measures 232 x 494 x 472 mm and weighs 9.79 kg, offering enough volume for comprehensive builds.