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Our friend at MHW has a look at a refurbished De-Branded HP Sempron LE-1250 PC, which would be a good choice for a enthusiast as a second PC, or a first choice for grandma who is looking to exchange recipes, and email. Moving inside the case we find some interesting features. Only one of the side panels is removable - the other is riveted in place, while the CPU socket is located at the bottom of the motherboard. There is no front case fan; case cooling is handled by a single rear bottom case fan in conjunction with a side panel having an 120mm area above the CPU that is punched full of holes so that it resembles the old wire mesh fan grill covers. Although this is a somewhat unusual arrangement its lack of extra case fans means it is quiet enough to be used as a HTPC IMO and works plenty well enough to cool the 45W Sempron CPU that resides on the ASUS board. The power supply leads on what I believe to be a 250W unit - HP Customer Card model number spec sheet could be a little longer as things are a little snug but manageable. There are also a few other misc air intake holes spread around seemingly randomly on the De-Branded HP Sempron case.
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