BitFenix Survivor Core
Published by Marc Büchel on 11.07.11Page:
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| Taking a closer look at the BitFenix Survivor Cores front reveals that it is decent and it has been well structured. In the bottom area you find ventilation slots and the upper part shows three 5.25 inch expansion slots. This cases surface has been made of plastic which is covered by a rubber like coating that provides good grip. Therefore it is easy to lift the case up. Right above the 5.25 inch slots you can see a BitFenix logo which is back-lit and well visible in the dark. | |
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| The front has been split into three
parts. These can be removed individually. Basically the BitFenix
Survivor Core is a standard, rectangular box that comes with an
additional casing made of plastic. This casing consists of seven
individual pieces whereas four cover the edges of the case and another
three do the same with the spaces inbetween. If you want to install a
5.25 inch drive you'll first have to remove the plastic parts in order
to then dismount the drive bezels. Behind the ventilation slots it is possible to place either one 200 millimeter fan or two 120 millimeter fans. We would have loved to find such a fan be default but in order to keep the price very competitive BitFenix decided to not install one. If the should be a killer criterion for you there is also the BitFenix Survivor which comes with pre-installed 200 millimeter front fan |
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| Page 1 - Introduction | Page 5 - Left side |
| Page 2 - Preview | Page 6 - Right side |
| Page 3 - Front | Page 7 - Top / Bottom |
| Page 4 - Back | Page 8 - Conclusion |
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