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Monday, 08 October 2012 17:33

Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 computer case reviewed - Top panel

Written by Sanjin Rados

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Review: Bag of tricks does the trick

The top panel is sealed off for the computer to be as quiet as possible. Another important feature the Deep Silence 1 is the Air Chimney, which provides additional passive cooling from the top panel. Keeping it closed will maintain the uniform design and silence.

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The Air Chimney can easily be opened or closed using the slider on the side of the top cover.

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The Deep Silence has two USB 3.0 connectors, two USB 2.0 connectors and audio in/audio out jacks.

The I/O panel can be retracted into the case when not in use, a gentle press until a click will do. ON/OFF is the only key that’s not hidden.

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The top panel can house two 140/120mm fans. Setting it up requires taking off the top lid. It is done by holding the recess provided at the rear of the case and pulling it upwards with a firm tug. It didn’t take much effort, and the same goes for the front panel.

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The fan should be held inside and secured to the top by fastening the screws from the outside. The fans can be connected to the supplied fan controller.

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