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inside of the Aero-1000 is quite spacious, even though you might think
it is not. While it might not look large visually, mostly due to a
number of HDD/SSD cages, which are not aligned, it is quite the opposite. As we already said, the motherboard tray features pre-soldered standoffs, so that you can fix your motherboard without any hussle. There is also a big opening behind the socket, so that you can install aftermarket cooling systems without taking the whole motherboard off. Around the tray, there are four openings for routing cables
and since there is a lot of space between the motherboard tray and the right panel,
routing cables behind it should not be a big problem. The HDD slots and
optical drives can be installed without any problems, thanks to the tool-less system used by Aerocool. All the HDD cages are removable in case you need more space. The most interesting aspect of this case is the generous interior space dedicated to the CPU and the graphics department. In our setup, we used a high-end
CPU tower cooler and there is also enough space for AIO coolers with slim radiator. |
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