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SunBeamtech 'Silent Storm' ATX mid tower - Page 3

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/31/2006 08:00 AM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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Shipped directly from China and arrived without a scratch on it. Not bad, to be honest. Hey .. everybody has had a UPS or FedEx drama once or twice right ?

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There she is, the Silent Storm. A very classic design, not targeted at case modders and such. No extra lights, windows, etc. A glossy black design with a silver/black bezel.

The front bezel serves as a door to cover up the drive bays. I'll show you that door later.

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Here we see the left side "panel", you can notice 2 meshed areas for fans so you can blow outside air onto the CPU. You can mount either 2 - 80mm fans or 1 - 120mm fan and 1 - 80mm fan at the same time.

Also notice on the bottom right is a front panel connection for 2 USB ports and audio connections.

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Backside, pretty standard ATX design. You'll notice the huge 120mm fan mesh though. I'll show you more on it when we do the inside shots, which I like to call "gynecology photo's" :)

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And the right side .. well, don't say we don't show it all eh ? ;)




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