Origen AE S10V HTPC Case Review 20

Origen AE S10V HTPC Case Review

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Assembly


Installing the mainboard is done the same way as in most other cases. Place the board on the mainboard spacers and secure it with the provided screws. The front I/O connectors are of the normal kind as well, so you will not have to worry about any compatibilty issues. Origen AE also provides both audio connectors - HD and AC'97.


To install the slim line drive, simply install the provided IDE adapter, which can then be secured by two small screws. The unit is then placed on the metal bay and lined up to fit the slot of the case. Due to the construction, the S10V requires a slot loading drive with the power button located toward the left of the drive. Luckily, this is the most common configuration, so you should not have any trouble finding a drive for your needs.


Installing the hard drive is done much like on the S21T. The provided, rubber screws are placed on the drive, which then is inserted into the case and secured by the thumb screw.


Once everything was connected, it does become apparent that you will not have a lot of space to work with. This is something you should expect from such a compact case, nonetheless I did not run into any compatibilty issues within the S10V. As you can see, the Intel stock cooler is used. Origen AE is actually working on a cooler specifically for this HTPC chassis.
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