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Monday, 08 October 2012 17:33

Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 computer case reviewed - Side panels

Written by Sanjin Rados

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Review: Bag of tricks does the trick

The right panel is fully closed. The left panel is also closed, but one part of it can be opened if needed.

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The panels have a slight matte feel to them and you can see it on the pictures – they scatter light equally. It won’t catch fingerprints easy but it will require cleaning.

The left side panel comes soundproofed. The 2-layer insulating material consists of bitumen layer and layer of foam compound. The right panel wasn’t treated and weighs much less than the left.

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If you want to install a fan in the left side panel, remove the outer cover by loosening the screws inside it. You can leave the dust filter.

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There was no need to treat the right panel as it is closed.

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The panels are held in place by two screws and are generally easy to take off on and put back.

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