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Aerocool Dead Silence Case Review

The Aerocool Dead Silence is a "cube-style" computer case aimed on silence, supporting microATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, where the motherboard is installed horizontally. Let's analyze it.

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Main Specifications

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. The Front Panel
  • 3. The Top Panel
  • 4. The Bottom and Rear Panels
  • 5. Inside the Aerocool Dead Silence
  • 6. The Disk Drive Bays
  • 7. Main Specifications
  • 8. Conclusions

The Aerocool Dead Silence has one 5.25” and one 3.5” external bay, where the devices are held using conventional screws. These bays can be removed in order to leave more space for long video cards or a radiator on the top panel. Figure 16 shows those external bays.

Aerocool Dead SilenceFigure 16: disk drive bays

Next to the power supply compartment, there are two 3.5”/2.5” internal bays, located in a cage with two drawers, shown in Figures 17 and 18. These drawers support 3.5” drives with no need for screws, using an anti-vibration mechanism. However, 2.5” drives must be attached to the drawers using regular screws.

Aerocool Dead SilenceFigure 17: two 3.5”/2.5” bays

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Figure 18: drawer

At the side of the power supply compartment there are two drawers for 2.5” drives. To install a drive in these drawers, you must first screw four rubber guides to the drive, which also help to avoid vibrations.

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Figure 19: two 2.5” bays

Continue: Conclusions

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