Conclusion
07:00 - Tuesday 25 October 2005 by Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: sytrin, nextherm, ics, 8200uk
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: sytrin, nextherm, ics, 8200uk
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Conclusion
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An air-conditioned mid-size tower - at first glance, that doesn't sound too bad at all. With its Peltier cooling system, the Nextherm ICS 8200 does indeed cool down the interior of the case quite well. Unfortunately, this comes at a price: very high noise levels reaching up to 50 dB(a), and increased power consumption. The noise makes concentrated work virtually impossible, yet Sytrin's case doesn't qualify as a server tower either, as it lacks the necessary expandability with regard to 3.5" drives.
Finally, at around $330, plus whatever it costs you to import it to the UK, the Nextherm ICS 8200 isn't exactly budget-friendly either - not to mention the additional costs in the form of higher electricity bills.
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