On the inside the Suppressor F1 looks clean and simple, and it features a classic design with some noticeable features. The Suppressor F1 is a case for enthusiasts and those who like custom water cooling builds, therefore you will not be able to install a large number of HDDs and/or SSDs. There is space for up to two 3.5" HDD and two 2.5" SSD, both can be installed using tool-less sledges located on the back side of the motherboard tray. The latter is made out of solid steel, and it features a big opening on the front close to the front fan, which allows a user to connect all the cables from the power supply to the components. The power supply is placed at the bottom area and can measure up to 200 millimeters in length.
For our tests we used an ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe motherboard and a GTX 260 reference card from EVGA and we did not run into any compatibility issues, despite the small size of the case. The area dedicated to the graphics card is large enough to accommodate even the most powerful GPUs available on the market today, while the only limitation is the fact that there are two expansion slots. After placing all the components inside the case you will end up with a small and powerfull rig. |
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