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The front fan only activates when the rear fan fails
Jump to another image > 01 : CPU utilization while playing a high-defintion Win... 02 : Any application with more than 03 : Close Up of CNPS7000-AlCu 04 : Both CPUs in view 05 : The Tyan Thunder K8W 06 : 8 DIMM slots, 2 CPU sockets, 4 PCI-X slots, and 1 ... 07 : Broadcom PCI-X GigE 08 : Silicon Image 4-port SATA 09 : 16-bit, 44.1 kHz frequency response curve 10 : Corsair XMS in action 11 : Corsair Low Latency timings (Note that I’ve alloca... 12 : You can feel the difference at 1280x1024 and above 13 : Dual portrait display 14 : NVRotate works great with LCD panels 15 : The new mouse features that will be launched with ... 16 : The front fan only activates when the rear fan fai... 17 : 120mm rear exhaust fan 18 : The PC900 looks tame, though 19 : The PC1000 is clearly better designed 20 : These conditioners are designed 21 : The HTS3600 is designed as an audio line condition... 22 : Also known as an unmodified off-the-shelf generic ... 23 : SuperMicro sells the cardboard box and foam alone ... 24 : View from the front 25 : Heavy duty casters 26 : The drive bays… 27 : … are actual bays! 28 : Note how you would mount the HDD 29 : No airflow? 30 : Actually, it’s an angled design 31 : Nice blue LEDs 32 : Those are the ONLY options you have 33 : Close Up of Drivers 34 : Sleek looking setup 35 : The Budget M200 36 : Blue LEDs are always cool 37 : Note the quality of the high-gloss finish 38 : The Control Panel 39 : The Griffin PowerMate on my desk 40 : The Goldtouch Ergonomic Keyboard 41 : You can customize the keyboard 42 : MX700 43 : View from the front 44 : There are 4 temperature sensors 45 : ScreenBuilder 46 : It takes some getting used to, but it is drag and ... 47 : Winamp Spectrum analyzer; you 48 : Memory Usage 49 : Disk Space Status 50 : Uptime 51 : San Francisco weather 52 : Real-time network performance 53 : The complete system 54 : The Supermicro case 55 : Another shot of the case
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» RELATED FIRINGSQUAD ARTICLE Maintainer: Alan Dang Date: October 19, 2003 Category: Hardware : Cool Stuff • Return to Article
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