Antec Solution SLK1650 (SLK1650B) ATX Full Tower Case
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- Platform: PC
- Power Provided: 350 Watt.
- Cabinet Form Factor: Full Tower
- Motherboard Form Factor: ATX
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I thought it was my water softener regenerating.
Pros
The rubber grommets for mounting the hard drive work good.
Cons
The plastic front is shinier than my car.
Recommended it?
No
A Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 ATX motherboard fits exactly, I didn't have to file the edge to get it in, but it was mighty close.
If you have one 5-1/4" drive, put it in the bottom bay. The power supply is 2" from the back of anything in the two top bays and the 1-1/2" bundle of wire protruding from the back of the power supply needs to go someplace.
You'll have to decide if you want a CPU heat sink or the "chassis air guide" as there isn't room for both. (The chassis air guide is removable.)
Put your hard drive in the bottom 3-1/2" bay as anything in the two upper bays blocks access to the IDE ports.
If your video card requires the supplied 12V connection from the power supply, install your card in the upper most slot, the wiring is not any longer than necessary.
Buy a pair of ear muffs, I actually did go into the basement to check the water softener as I thought it was stuck in the rinse cycle. This is the loudest case I've ever experienced.
If you have one 5-1/4" drive, put it in the bottom bay. The power supply is 2" from the back of anything in the two top bays and the 1-1/2" bundle of wire protruding from the back of the power supply needs to go someplace.
You'll have to decide if you want a CPU heat sink or the "chassis air guide" as there isn't room for both. (The chassis air guide is removable.)
Put your hard drive in the bottom 3-1/2" bay as anything in the two upper bays blocks access to the IDE ports.
If your video card requires the supplied 12V connection from the power supply, install your card in the upper most slot, the wiring is not any longer than necessary.
Buy a pair of ear muffs, I actually did go into the basement to check the water softener as I thought it was stuck in the rinse cycle. This is the loudest case I've ever experienced.
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