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The editors liked
Excellent layout
Some excellent design features
Excellent thermal characteristics
Easy installation
Usual Antec quality
Sliding bay to keep cables in check
Lightweight
The editors didn't like
Limited on PSU choice
Plastic side panel hooks may break with constant use
Excellent layout, Some excellent design features, Excellent thermal characteristics, Easy installation, Usual Antec quality, Sliding bay to keep cables in check, Lightweight
Limited on PSU choice, Plastic side panel hooks may break with constant use
This case was amazing in truth and I liked the layout a lot, there was a few things I could go into detail about that I didn’t like though. The first was the gap between the PSU and fan in the lower chamber that could put modular PSU’s out of...
Abstract: The P180 has a lot of interesting new features, but in order to take full advantage of them, you have to give up some convenience. The power supply installation issue is a significant negative point in an otherwise excellently engineered computer encl...
Abstract: The original P180 series joined the Performance One family in early 2005. Nearly two years to the anniversary, Antec has released the refined P182 Performance One ATX case. The name may be new, but the engineers borrowed heavily from the old P180 to...
Abstract: Computer cases are the face and body of a computer. With that said the range of different designs for computer cases can span the gamut, with something available for everyone. Since most consumers have become more performance minded and possibly more ...
Uncompromised quality control, Research & development shine through, Features will spoil you, High strength reinforced steel construction, Plenty of working room, Excellent cooling performance, Unique chamber design isolates heat-generating components
Heavy! This case felt like it was loaded with bricks when carried, Fan speed controller switch needs to be redesigned and shortened, Lackluster design and appearance, Fans (on high) are very loud
The current trend has computer processors operating at cooler temperatures with less power, and hotter video cards consuming more power. So long as this continues, there will be an emphasis on cases which offer performance cooling; especially if you ...
Abstract: Having been around the block a few times, and having been burned a few times; I have my preferences in chassis. I have purchased and used a ton of cases and always seem to go back to my Lian Li PC-70 series chassis. There has been little innovation in...
Excellent low noise performance innovative composite panels, Including precut acoustic mats for blocking unused ports should be considered, Flexible dual chamber design allows builder to balance and tune airflow, 3 Pin adapters are required for connecting...
I began this review somewhat sceptical since I had investigated many cases that despite the manufacturer’s claims had really been designed with little thought of properly engineering for efficient cooling and low noise. I’m happy to say that A...
The Antec P180b is a great case for those wanting silence and performance. I was hesitant at first due to the amount of plastic use in the build but it has definitely grown on me.The build quality is top-notch and the case feels solid and durable. While t...
The attributes of the case are numerous as well as having a sleek, finished design. Antec puts useful and sensible features in the P-180 Series that make it more than the features describe. The attention to detail and construction give it a sen...
