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Price
Quality
Ease of build
Performance
Cool Blue LEDs
Front removable drive bays w/thumb screws
Bottom mounted PSU
3speeds for all fans
Top mounted I/O ports
Cooling
Incredible fit and finish...typical Antec
Quite a versatile internal/external drive solution
Did I mention cooling
Looks Great certainly has the wow factor
Performance does what it says
Offers excellent cooling
Nice matt black finish
Near silent operation of fans when used on low setting
Removable Drive cages
Flexible drive bay layout
Top mounted I/O ports g...
Subtle industrial looks
Flexible design
Rugged
Exceptionally cool (temperaturewise)
Outstanding cooling performance
Three 120mm case fans
One 200mm top fan
Placements for two optional 120mm fans
Very quiet (on low)
Very good value
Distinctive look
Nine drive bays in a mid-tower case
Smooth
Painted
Flat-black finish
Case fans are very quiet on low-speed
Top mounted 200mm exhaust fan
Bottom mounted power supply makes the case easier to carry
Very easy assembly and disassembly
Lots of airflow
Good expandability
Interesting exterior design.
Excellent cooling
Use of only 120mm and larger
Quieter fans
Generally quiet operation at lower RPM settings
Lighter steel construction
Good to excellent airflow dynamics
Nice mat black finish that is resistant to fingerprints
Optional middle and si...
Very attractive
Unbelievable airflow
Lots of drive bays
Knickknack tray on the top of the case
Designed to be put on the floor
Has rubber feet to prevent scratching
Max air flow
PSU at the bottom of the case
Modular drive bays with fans already attached
Each fan has a 3 speed control switch
Light but strong
Plenty of airflow
Lots of room
Slick design
Front panel ports accessible
The editors didn't like
I would like to see predrilled holes for cable routing
A little more room between the blank side panel and the motherboard tray for cable runs would be nice also
A third USB port instead of the rarely used FireWire port on the top mounted I/O panel
Occ...
A little tight...an inch of length would do wonders
Cable management might be tough for some users
Motherboard tray not removable
No dust filters for the fans
No drive rails this would have been a nice addition
Bottom mounted PSU while a feature
It makes for poor wire management
You have to remove both side panels to remove either of the drive ...
Not inventive
Dusty
A bit cramped
No toolfree features
Somewhat loud (on high)
Lack of tool-less design features
Installation of components takes longer with this case than your average generic case
Drive cages require too much work to remove and install
Blind hard drive installation into the drive cages is just about impossible...
Some fan noise always audible
Large power supplies may have cramped fit
Interior fan mount can block motherboard access (but its removable)
Lots of screws for assembly.
Installation isnt the breeze it used to be
No dust/particulate matter filtration
Poor hard drive cage design with middle fan usage
Very loud at higher RPM settings
Lacks removable motherboard tray
Lower PSU mount while sturdy makes for poor wiring ma...
No drive rails
No motherboard tray
Expansion bays arent screwless
Very little noise dampening amenities such as rubberized washers for screws
Not really a place to grab to pick it up
Must remove the left side panel to remove drive cages
The lack of a pull out motherboard tray is out weighed by all the other features that come with this case.
Speed control switches are impossible to use unless side door is removed
Drive cage thumbscrews will not unscrew easily at first without a screwdriver
The 120mm fan mounted at back of drive cage is practically unusable unless your motherboard has a fla...
System Installation Notes Putting the pieces together Installation started with flipping the Antec Tri650 upside down and tightening the screws to the backplate. With the PSU installed in this manner, theres less concern with the cables flopping d...
Published: 2007-04-05, Author: brian , review by: legitreviews.com
If you are building the ultimate gaming machine then do not pass this case up. Antec has delivered with the Nine Hundred what some much more expensive cases can't. ...
Max air flow, PSU at the bottom of the case, Modular drive bays with fans already attached, Each fan has a 3 speed control switch, Light but strong
The lack of a pull out motherboard tray is out weighed by all the other features that come with this case.
Overall I would have to say that Antec has come up very nice design with the Nine Hundred Ultimate Gamer Case. The layout of the interior of the case has some great points and with the power supply at the bottom of the case is a great touch. Is it...
Antec has really produced a very nice case keeping the gamer in mind for cooling of all the system critical items. The large blue LED 120 mm. fans (3 of them) along with the large upper 200 mm. fan will supply even the most demanding cooling enthusias...
Our conclusions are somewhat of a mixed bag. While I personally loved the design of the case itself, there are a few things that we feel that Antec could work on and easily improve. The first is the cable lengths. We were unable to connect all of the ...
Nine drive bays in a mid-tower case, Smooth, painted, flat-black finish, Case fans are very quiet on low-speed, Top mounted 200mm exhaust fan, Bottom mounted power supply makes the case easier to carry
Lack of tool-less design features, Installation of components takes longer with this case than your average generic case, Drive cages require too much work to remove and install, Blind hard drive installation into the drive cages is just about impossible...
The Antec Nine Hundred Series Gaming Case is a good looking mid-tower chassis. Some of the highlights of this design include the top-mounted 200mm exhaust fan, the removal hard disk cages, and the fact that all of the TriCool fans pre-installed in thi...
Abstract: This is one of our first reviews venturing into the computer mod market and enthusiast area and we thought we’d start with a case review by a well-known maker of computer enclosures, Antec. Today, I take a look at the Antec Nine Hundred.The Antec Ni...
The Nine Hundred is worth the price, which is a little above the Antec average, but not outrageous by any standard. You can find this case for not much more than $100.It looks good. Its not all show. Its easy to work in, to move around, can be quiet ...
Abstract: Hot on the heels of the P180 series of cases, which offered svelte lines and quiet operation, Antec is at it again with a new case aimed squarely at gamers. Its sharp angular lines and bulky shape immediately give it an aggressive look. Any components ...
Abstract: After spending more than a month with this Nine Hundred Gamers case we stress tested it with different system to find its strong and weak spot, read on to see if this new Antec case is worth your money.
