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Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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It's hard to think what else Antec could have done to make this thing any quieter. The inclusion of polycarbonate on the side panels is a novel one which yields real results in terms of the amount of noise that's generated. I shoved in some test hardware,...
Overall I'm really happy with Antecs P280 chassis, while many aspect of it don't leap out at you at first, it has plenty of refinements that make it perfect for today's high end components and gaming rigs, while keeping an (almost) understated appearance...
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spacious interior, good cable routing options, top notch sound dampening, plenty of cooling options, great appearance
no front fans included, awkward placement of fan controller, The Antec P280 retails for $139 in Canada at NCIX which is a good price point for this chassis. Amazon stock the case for £119.99 in the United Kingdom, Kitguru says: Because of the price and ov
Today we are looking at the latest offering in the Antec Performance One lineup… the P280 chassis. We have reviewed many Antec cases in the past and have generally been impressed with their combination of cooling efficiency, build quality and wide rangin...
Sleek and professional appearance, Decent build quality with aluminium front, XL-ATX compatible, Good cable management options, Discreet fan controller
Front intake fans are not supplied, Cost
Building on a classic, successful product is never an easy task. Advocates will be closely watching and criticising too. In recent times Antec have focussed mainly on their gaming chassis leaving the enthusiast to perhaps look elsewhere but it’s nice ...
Build Quality, Design (For Some), Spacious Interior (XLATX Mainboards), Airflow Levels (7x120mm Fans), Rear Speed Fan Controller, Noise Dampening Material (Side Panels & Front Door), Room For Up To 330mm Long Graphics Cards, 9 PCI Expansion Slots, Front D
No Forward Fan Included, No Side Fan (Unlike The P193)
When Antec announced the Performance One P280 Super Mid Tower a few months back i was really excited mainly because the first thought that came to mind was that since the P193 V3 was a great PC Case (and just an upgrade of the original P193) the brand new...
Abstract: Antec is well known for it PC peripherals, and I must say the do make some very good products. Today we take a good look at the Antec P280 Mid-tower case , now some of you are wondering; why are you review a PC case . Simple, its the most important part o...
