Apollo MANAGMENT
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8 Comments on Apollo MANAGMENT
But I could be wrong.
LOL at the fan thing. You live and learn.
That is a whole lot of wires and you did a pretty good job considering how open the inside of the case is; not many places to hide them.
Having the PSU at the top back of the case would prevent setting it up for reverse airflow unless you magic up a way to reverse the fan on it. Pretty much stuck with bottom front to top back airflow with that setup unless you want to do some pretty serious cutting and drilling :)
What the hell? I'm being asked for a mandatory comment because I'm rating a system higher than others have? Eh.. as I already said, so bad, it actually looks quite good.