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SunBeamtech 'Silent Storm' ATX mid tower - Page 2

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/31/2006 09:00 AM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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Silent Storm Mid-Tower Case

  • Silent Storm is the first PC case with Core-Fan which will dramatically better the airflow within the case. Before Silent Storm, only high-end chassis for servers employed a similar technology.

Core-Fan System

  • The Core-Fan system is more than a fixed fan put inside your PC. Users can adjust the combination of fans to achieve the best performance for various settings of system allocation.

From the Top

  • The Core-Fan works with a front fan and ensures a better airflow inside your PC.

  • An extra fan can be added to the Core-Fan system and increase the airflow.

  • You can adjust the position of the fan on the Core-Fan frame and configure the best way you want the airflow streaming through the system.

Other Features

  • Tool-free installation: 3.5” devices, 5.25” devices, hard disks and graphic cards and PCI cards.

  • Separated Hard Disk Bay: Room for up to 4 HDs.

Size

  • 451 mm (D) * 200 mm (W) * 430 mm (H)

Drive Bays

  • 5.25 “ * 5 + 3.5” * 5 ( External *2, Internal *3)

Front I/O Ports

  • USB *2 + Audio + Microphone

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