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Antec Three Hundred Computer Case

Antec Three Hundred Computer Case: 4.5 stars; ( 22 reviews)

Price:: $79.99; Each

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Item: 729953
Model: 153003

79.99Optimized for transportation and ease-of-useEnough room for an NVIDIA 8800 series graphics card, as well as six hard drivesCable management compartmentAntec Three Hundred Computer Casehttp://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0289007_sc7?$std$http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0289007_sc7?$thb$http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0289007/Antec-Three-Hundred-Computer-Case/product_729953Antec Three Hundred Computer Case4.522

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Optimized for transportation and ease-of-use
Enough room for an NVIDIA 8800 series graphics card, as well as six hard drives
Cable management compartment
Perforated front bezel and washable air filters ensure efficient air intake

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

by PowerReviews

Antec Three Hundred Computer Case

4.5

(based on 22 reviews)

95%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Attractive (19)
Easy to install (18)
Durable (17)
Roomy (16)
Quiet (9)

Cons

Best Uses

Home (17)
Gaming (14)
Multimedia (13)
Replacement (13)
Upgrade (13)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Heavy duty user (12), Frequent user (8)

REVIEWS

Reviewed by 22 customers

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4/12/2009

(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Good low cost computer case.

By DHCPx

from Philadelphia, PA

About Me Value Oriented

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Low cost
Sturdy
Washable air filters

Cons

No side window
PSU not included

Best Uses

Gaming PC
Home PC
NAS

Comments about Antec Three Hundred Computer Case:

Good low cost case. Staples' price is comparable to online retailers [...]. I own (2) of these, one as a NAS (6+ months) and one as a home PC (1+ months), both are running fine with no problems. Can't really consider no PSU a con considering the cost.Additional specifications:Motherboard Compatibility: ATX(3) External 5.25" Drive Bays(6) Internal 3.5" Drive Bays(7) Expansion SlotsAccessories to consider:PSU(2-3) 120mm fans (Can if 2 in front and 1 on the side)Also consider:Antec 900Antec 902Thermaltake V9LIAN LI PC-7B plus II

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4/21/2009

(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

LOW COST QUALITY GAMING CASE

By FFSSR

from ST. LOUIS MO.

About Me Value Oriented

Pros

Easy To Use

Cons

Best Uses

Upgrade

Comments about Antec Three Hundred Computer Case:

Upgraded existing HP case because of excessive heating after installing new EVGA 9600 GT video card. With its 120mm and 140mm fans cooling improved.Added 3 additional 120mm fans and cooling is superb.May[...]

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2/4/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Dependable Case

By flan_k

from Seattle, WA

About Me Heavy Duty User

Pros

Attractive Design
Cable Management
Durable
Quiet

Cons

Best Uses

Gaming
Home
Multimedia
Office
Replacement
Upgrade

Comments about Antec Three Hundred Computer Case:

As the entry level x-hundred series case from Antec, this stout little case is really the case that could. The airflow, per the other hundred-series is logical and efficient. It doesn't come with any other fans other than the two exhaust (140mm on top of case @ rear, and 120mm on the top-end of the rear of the case). If it matters that much, then there is the Antec 300 "Illusion" case out there. Might as well buy the Nine Hundred or Nine Hundred Two at that rate. Bottom mount power supply w/ holes leading to a decent amount of clearance between outer side of case and motherboard tray, allowing for the routing of cables behind the motherboard to various components with, given you have the correct cable-lengths to accomplish it, can significantly improve cooling efficiency.

Two things to be aware of: Front drive bays have plugs facing towards rear of case, as opposed to the more widely approved method of having the plugs aiming away from potential high-profile video card size. Second thing is everything requires tools to tinker with. Unlike some cases that boast a tool-less interface, this one has screws for everything.

Pleasantly surprised I found this on Staples, would've bought from a competitor, but Im happy to see those rewards coupons being put to good use :)