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It's inside where Puget's custom work really shows up, starting with the AcoustiPack
acoustic damping that lines much of the interior panels.
This interior photo is from the original, but only one thing has changed
visibly: The fans. AcoustiPack acoustic damping lines both side covers,
the top panel, and the front door. The damping is cut and fitted so that
the side panel will close properly against the tight-fitting divider between
the upper and lower sections of the case.
This view shows the cooling systems perfectly: In the PSU chamber, the
in-line 120mm fan of the CP-0850 power supply cools ont only itself but
also provides a steady if modest cooling flow of air across the hard drive
and SSD. Driectly above, the 120mm intake fan blows air from the front
across both sides of the video card, with the hot air exhausting at least
partly through the ventiliated PCI slot covers. Up on top, the CPU heatsink
fan and case exhaust fan are lined up almost perfectly, providing push-pull
airflow for the heatsink, while still ensuring airflow for other components
on the motherboard. The open front vents on the front panel is where the
airflow originates. All three fans in the top chamber are now Scythe
Slipstreams.
Here's a good view of the intake fan for the top chamber, the Gelid Tranquilo
heatsink/fan, and the passively cooled HD5750 video card. Note the thin
zapstrap across the Scythe Slipstream intake fan for extra security. |
Serenity
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