SunBeamtech 'Silent Storm' ATX mid tower - Page 3

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

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 ?

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.

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.

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" :)

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

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