Thermaltake Eureka and Silverstone Temjin TJ07

jmke · 8th May 2006, 18:44

Looking for a chassis with room to grow? Beefing up storage capacity with stacks of hard drives will require plenty of open bays, effusive airflow, and a sturdy frame to hold it all together. Heat and vibration kill hard drives, so selecting the proper container is more than just a matter of pricing and aesthetics.

Massing bulk storage into a single box introduces heat density issues, potentially placing a substantial strain on your chassis's physical structure and cooling system, more so if you're running a dual-graphics setup or doing any overclocking. To deal with these challenges, you need a chassis built with these considerations in mind.

Thermaltake and Silverstone have stepped up to the plate with their Eureka and Temjin TJ07 chassis. Do they have what it takes to keep your computer running strong and your data safe

8th May 2006, 18:44	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Thermaltake Eureka and Silverstone Temjin TJ07 Looking for a chassis with room to grow? Beefing up storage capacity with stacks of hard drives will require plenty of open bays, effusive airflow, and a sturdy frame to hold it all together. Heat and vibration kill hard drives, so selecting the proper container is more than just a matter of pricing and aesthetics. Massing bulk storage into a single box introduces heat density issues, potentially placing a substantial strain on your chassis's physical structure and cooling system, more so if you're running a dual-graphics setup or doing any overclocking. To deal with these challenges, you need a chassis built with these considerations in mind. Thermaltake and Silverstone have stepped up to the plate with their Eureka and Temjin TJ07 chassis. Do they have what it takes to keep your computer running strong and your data safe __________________