I have a samsung tablet Xe700t1a and it has exhaust ventilation on the back, as seen in the photo above i cant make it out if it has open spaces ?
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It has several venting areas. It is designed for these units. So the open slots match the venting and the cameras. I bought 2 of these cases to use on the same model SLATE at work. They work great and it has been quite some time.
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It has several venting areas. It is designed for these units. So the open slots match the venting and the cameras.I bought 2 of these cases to use on the same model SLATE at work. They work great and it has been quite some time.
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No. Though the top screen fits very well, the sides are still open. One spark filters through And a chance for sure disaster.
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Normally, a fan at the back of the case should exhaust air. You want to pull air all the way through the case, and the power supply (also normally at the back) pulls air out of the case - the back fan should assist this. If you use additional fans at the front of the case, you want these configured to intake air. I've also seen configurations where exhaust is at the top, and intake at the bottom, but you want to make sure to include the disk drives in the air flow pattern.
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You'll need some way to vent the exhaust. If you have drop ceilings you might be able to vent it up into the ceiling.
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Hello MeeLian ~ Maybe try to a can of that dust off for keyboards and small spaces, it's possible it got too much dust etc. in it. That's the first thing I would try anyway.
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It's to hide cables. If you have cables going all over the place it impedes the airflow and cooling in the case.
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There's a small opening in the back. I have a cover on my BBQ so its not exposed.
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You should pull air out of the back of the case. If you look on the edges of the fan there are arrows that indicate air flow direction . use this to help you install.
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There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
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Mine was doing the same thing while watching a movie. After a bit of research it turns out where it was sitting in my entertainment center it wasn't getting enough airflow around it. It was overheating. I swapped my shelves around to get more space around the body and haven't had an issue since. Check that you have enough airflow around it and that the vents in the body aren't blocked.
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Yes, there are ventilation holes. This case is great for what you pay. The only issue is it can be difficult to remove once it's on. I found squeezing the corners at the top of the display and pushing up with your thumb is the best method.
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It is for the third fan. It removes completely. If you remove the screen filter from the bottom, you will notice that it is longer than just two fans, it would appear to be filtering air passing through solid plastic. It is not. There are two 120mm fans that are optional as well as two 80mm exhaust fans for the rear, again optional. I have built several of these HTPC cases and unless you max out your hard drives like I did, you won't need the optional fans. the optional fans are not really needed, but this positive air pressure thing that Silverstone's brochure talks about had me interested seeing the dust bowl scenario I found using the Antec 900 Gaming Enclosure. There was so much dust/dirt inside. Wanted to make sure it worked. It really, really works. Louder than I wanted, but I am more concerned about excessive heat w 5 x 2TB hard drives & 4 x1TB . I hope this answers your question.
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You can pull it down all the way, which will reveal maybe 6 inches of black space. But you can back it up a little and it's only an inch and a half roughly. The black border around the screen will be the same if you back it up a notch.
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The platform the laptop rests on is 14" x 11.5".And because there are no side or back ridges (only a front one), your laptop can overhang a little w/o problem.The bottom of the platform is all perforated so there is no problem with ventilation.
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There is an air intake. I looked at it quickly, and tried to pull the intake screen but it did not readily pop out. Keep in mind it is designed to dehumidify as well so if you pull air from an outside source and it is humid it may not cool or dehumidify as designed.
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The full bottom of the stand I have is not open for airflow. Shaped like an X so middle of the bottom of CPU is sitting on a hard surface.
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It has ventilation, in that it is not covered by any type of shroud or covering. However, this is passive cooling, as it is just open to the air, not actively cooled by a fan. Also, the lower part of the hard drive, where it connects to the docking station is covered and will receive less passive cooling. If you want this to be an always-on solution, I don't think this is the best choice, and you should look for something with an active cooling solution.