Testing Setup:

• Processor: Intel Core2 Quad Q9450 With Noctua Cooler
  
• Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-X48-DQ6
• Memory: Patriot Viper Series 1066 5-5-5-15 2 x 2GB
• Video Card: Asus EAH 4830
  
• Power Supply: In Win 850W Commander Series
  
• Hard Drive: Seagate 750GB SATA
• Optical Drive: LG DVD
• OS: Windows Vista Ultimate
• Thermaltake armor and AZZA Solan 1000

Testing:

I will be taking note of the HDD, CPU, GPU, and ambient case temps under both idle and load conditions. The case I will be testing the Solano 1000 against will be the Thermaltake Armor. The room temps will be regulated at 22 degrees in order to provide fair testing grounds. Let's jump right in to the testing ans see how AZZA competes with the big boys:

  Idle Temps:

 Load Temps:

Well I must say I was extremely impressed with how well the AZZA Solano 1000 performed. It beat the Thermaltake Armor in every single temp and some of them by a pretty incredible difference. Let’s see the final thoughts:

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PokieDerk   |64.30.210.xxx |2009-05-07 06:47:29 Wow, this is a very cool case, it come with 2x230mm huge fan and 2x140mm front fan and 1x120mm rear fan, I think it's the best cooling system for case.. and the whole inside is black paint.. look very high tech and cool. Even the look like Antec P900, but it come much better function than P900 and lower price, so it totally knock P900 out.. I am going to get one..

admin   |SAdministrator |2009-05-07 08:12:29 Yeah I agree I love this case.

Cyber Tech Support  - Finally it is availalle here in US ...   |71.104.101.xxx |2009-05-09 17:01:52 You can get it for $79.99 plus S&H at www.directron.com, search SOLANO. I cannot wait to open the box and build a new water-cooling rig. WOW.

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