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Antec SX1030B File Server Case Review
Posted by Philipp on: 2002-02-20 22:32:23 [ Print | Permalink ]

PC Stats has posted a review on the Antec SX1030B File Server Case

Speaking of dust, while there are twin exhaust fans, and the option for dual intakes there is no mechanism to filter any of that air for dust control. For a case that calls itself a SOHO File Server that is a bit disappointing. There is a quick fix if you can stand going down to the hardware store and picking up a small fiberglass air filter like the kind used in gas furnaces. These should be pretty inexpensive to get, costing maybe $6 or so. Measure and cut a small section of the fiberglass to fit over the two intake fans and hold it in place by sandwiching it between the front bezel and metal frame.

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