The top panel of the In Win H-Frame is “opened” like the front panel, but it is protected by an aluminum mesh in order to prevent anything from falling inside the computer. It has two handles and a USB 2.0 port. The top panel is designed in such a way that it easily holds cell phones. See Figure 8.
Figure 7: Top panel
Figure 8: You can easily store your cell phone
Figure 9: Top panel
Figure 10: USB 2.0 port
Let’s test the Huntkey Win7 6600 that, despite its name, is a 500 W power supply. Check it out.
Arctic Cooling Fusion 550RF is a 500 W continuous / 550 W peak power supply with an external 80-mm fluid dynamic bearing fan. Let’s see if this unit survives our tests.
Let’s test the SilverStone AR02, a CPU cooler with tower heatsink, 92 mm fan, and three heatpipes. Check it out!
OCZ has just released a new incarnation of their mainstream StealthXStream series, dubbed the StealthXStream 2. Let’s see if the 600 W model is a good pick.
Let’s see the performance of two of the latest CPUs from AMD, Athlon II X4 635 (2.9 GHz) and Phenom II X2 555 (3.2 GHz).
Top Panel Contents 1. Introduction2. The Front Panel3. Top Panel4. The Bottom and Rear Panels5. Inside the In Win H-Frame Case6. The Disk Drive Bays7. Main Specifications8. ConclusionsIn this article, I have the pleasure of reviewing both a smartphone, the 2nd generation Moto E and a different type of cellular service company. Since you can’t…