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Codegen MS-32-C9, Continued

06:00 - Wednesday 5 January 2005 by Siggy Moersch

An 3.15" (80 mm) fan sucks fresh air into the front of the case, though without a protective dust filter

The data on the display can only be properly read when the case is standing up vertically

Display functions:

Clock Hard drive access Three-function sensor display (CPU, HDD, and VGA) Temperature display in Celsius or Fahrenheit System fan rotation with zero movement recognition

Plus points

Large display on front showing temperature

Minus points

Plastic panel for front connections No FireWire ports Sharp interior angles, high risk of injury No SATA power supply connections

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Codegen MS-32-C9, Continued

An 3.15" (80 mm) fan sucks fresh air into the front of the case, though without a protective dust filter

The data on the display can only be properly read when the case is standing up vertically

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