Assembling the SilverStone GD07  Given the relatively logical
internal layout of the GD07, assembly was for the most part
fairly simple and straightforward. That said, being that this is
a SilverStone case, there are still some kinks and
idiosyncrasies that the end user is going to want to watch out
for.  I actually made the mistake of running into a pretty big
one early on, an issue that most users who do their homework
won't run into but someone with my poor eyesight and general
autopilot mentality will slam into face first. It wasn't until
after I'd mounted our standard case testbed that I realized
something: there's very minimal CPU heatsink clearance. Our
primary testbed actually doesn't fit into the GD07 due to the
height of the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo; that means that most
tower-style CPU coolers are right out the door, which in turn
threatens to limit the overall performance potential of the
case. There also isn't enough clearance between the motherboard
and the side panels to mount a closed-loop