Arctic Cooling Silentium T5
Installation
Test Rig
| Processor |
Intel Core i7-920 @ 2.66GHz |
|
Motherboard |
ASUS P6T SE |
|
Memory |
OCZ Platinum PC3-12800 7-7-7-24 @ 1333MHz, 1.65v |
|
Graphics Card |
Sapphire 512MB 4770 |
|
Hard Drive |
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 500GB |
|
Power Supply |
OCZ ModXStream 600W |
|
Enclosure |
Cooler Master ATCS-840 |
|
OS |
Windows Vista 64-bit |
I must admit that the drives were very easy to install with the tool-less rails that were not prone to falling off as many are.
With the rails attaching the drives simply slot into place with the front bezel removed.
Installing the main components seemed much more cramped than I was expecting due to not having to fit at a PSU at the top or bottom. The other side panel is irremovable and so cables cannot be routed behind the motherboard tray meaning that they all bulge out in a mess all over the motherboard with the only place to hide them in a spare drive bay.
The USB and Audio cables are much too long and although I can rout them along the bottom of the case using my MATX motherboard, with a full-ATX board it would be even more of a struggle to get everything in.
On a positive note, the PCI slot mechanism is very easy to use simply opening up to install a device and then clamping down on top to secure it.
























































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