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Sentey's Arvina GS-6400 relies on a single 120mm front mounted intake fan and 2 x 80mm side mounted intake fans to draw fresh air into the chassis. The front fan draws air in and over the hard drives while the 2 side mounted fans direct air toward the graphics card. Once inside there are 3 additional fans; 1 x120mm rear mounted and 2 x 120mm top mounted to direct all the hot air out the top and rear of our chassis.
Temperatures remained very good throughout today's testing. Time to overclock both the CPU and GFX to see how the chassis will cope with added voltage and component temperatures.
Overclocking our rig did cause temperatures to rise as expected, but the cooling is clearly very capable. We feel that Sentey have achieved good results with the GS-6400. There is also the option of adding an additional fan, either a 120mm or 140mm to the bottom panel which would lower ambient temperatures.
nice looking case, but if the plastic feels cheap then its not a good deal.
Very colorful, but its going to be hard for them to make a dent in this industry.
I like the ideas they have, and I think they will do well if they can manage to make enough to hang around. must be hard for a new guy in this industry.
Always interesting to see new players and this is actually a very attractive case, especially internally.
Shame about the weak plastic, its something I think bitfenix suffer from in their new cases also, according to reviews anyway. Hard market to crack, but id like to send them my support.
I actually really like the look of this case, its a lovely design concept.
What about noise results? 80mm fans? ekkkk. any real world testing steve?
To be honest I don’t have any type of dB meter to test fan noise levels. The 2 80mm fans were quiet actually but I couldn’t find any specs for them