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Casetek CS-1020-2, Continued

07:00 - Monday 13 September 2004 by Siggy Moersch

The integrated fan control regulates up to seven fans

Pros

7-way fan control Lots of room for drives Integrated open case sensor Lots of installation options for additional fans Isolated drive rails

Cons

Several sharp edges in the case Values in the display hard to read Heavy

Plastic rails insulate the case from the drive noise

Open case sensor, which can trigger an alarm function in the BIOS

A different take on front-panel connectors: In the CS1020 they are on the top

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