Testseek.com have collected 36 expert reviews of the Antec Performance One P190 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Antec Performance One P190.
January 2008
(85%)
36 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Here are some factors I really like about the Antec P190:The holes in the motherboard and the use of loads of cable clips make cable tidying very simple. The fan on the side panel does an excellent job of cooling and is very quiet. The features used in...
Amazing build quality, Excellent airflow, Excellent cable management, Virtually silent with fans on low speed, Easy to work on generally.
Side panel may not fit with tall heat sinks, PSU setup seems “wrong” (in my opinion), Expensive at £230\$400 (but subtract cost of 1200w psu and it seems like a good deal)
Parts of this case I love, the cable management set-up the quietness of the fans, even though I can’t fit the side panel but that’s the heat sinks fault as much as anything, the modular nature of the drive bays and the two tier nature of the c...
Sectioned-off design, Impressive power supply units
Big and heavy, Pricey
Building a PC is not something to be undertaken lightly. Youll end up swearing at inanimate objects, invariably get cut to shreds and probably end up wanting to smash the thing to bits. Which makes it all the more surprising that building a system ins...
The Antec P190 is a complex case with a lot of things to like. The build quality of the case is certainly one of the best we have ever seen, Antec engineers certainly took their time with the design. The plethora of features aside (since you would expe...
A case of that grade is certainly going to have flaws as well. Perhaps the biggest flaw of the P190 is unfixable, and it’s the ridiculous weight. After installing a system inside it, you better not be thinking about moving it for a long, long time...
With a price tag that someone could use to build a whole system, it will certainly only appeal to people with the deepest pockets, therefore the high end enthusiast user. That said, if you compare the cost of a high end chassis and two 600W or one 1kW+...
Its big, its heavy, but I have the feeling that it’s not quite as good as the P182. All that’s changed are the side panels looking worse and an extra 360mm of fan installed. While the cooling is unmatched, there seems no real reason to buy thi...
Antec has always been a trusted name stamp when it comes to enclosures, cooling and PSUs. They offer products for the enthusiast that do the job intended. Furthermore, Antec are a company who listen carefully to views/tips for product improvement by t...
Outstanding build quality, Plenty of fans included, Many installation accessories, Can fit any motherboard out there, Easy to work with,
Heavy, Included power supplies dont make sense, Lack of room for aftermarket cooling, Pricey
Antec has built quite an interesting piece in the P190. There is no disputing that it is geared towards the high-end with the $350+ price tag. With E-ATX compatibility and enough airflow to lift off a small jet, there is no reason you shouldnt at lea...
Abstract: Antecs P190 + 1200 marks the sixth chassis in their Performance One series, while also laying claim as the flagship model. Join HardwareLogic as we compare this newest edition to a classic lineup.
Great air flow, Large fans for low noise, Near slient operation, Three speed fan switch on all fans, Dual PSUs for 1200watts of power, Great cable managment options, Plenty of room for large systems, Very sleek design
Very Heavy (43Lbs empty), Could have held more hard hrives for space available, Possibly hard motherboard screw installation near top, PSUs should have been modular/mostly modular, No front intake fan even though a mount is available, Did I mention this c...
Overall the Antec P190 +1200 Advanced Super Mid Tower is a great case. Despite the few cons I had with the case the pros out weigh them. For silent performance computing this case is one of only a few on the market that can meet these needs and d...
