Shock horror, there are people who actually consider how their investments look as well as perform. Or perhaps you'd like to pop over to the Project Logs section and tell all those pro and aspiring modders that they're fools wasting their time?
Who wants a secret preview to the Antec Computex line-up?
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Shock horror, there are people who actually consider how their investments look as well as perform. Or perhaps you'd like to pop over to the Project Logs section and tell all those pro and aspiring modders that they're fools wasting their time?
And how does that relate to bling bling/RGB being forced onto everything?
Why should I have any right to decide what people can do to their PCs?
It's their PC, it's their time used to modding work and their money buying the parts/extras they want.
There's nothing they do that takes away anything from me.
Unlike you wanting to take away choise from me and others forcing unnecessary costs.
There needs to be also cases like those of P-serie.
And many of those are already going downhill...
With fashion of no 5.25" bays for any device, or that only in way of installation work PSU shroud, which is functionally totally useless with today's high efficiency PSUs.
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we have this too
Dear god in heaven. This, from the company that created the P180/P182.
Please, make it go away.
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So back to the Antec products:
How about these for the people who don't like RGB
And now for the RGB fans!
And our new ARGB Fans themselves
PSUs
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How about these for the people who don't like RGB
And now for the RGB fans!
And our new ARGB Fans themselves
PSUs
Memory
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At least some of these newer cases have product page with more pictures:
http://antec.com/product/case.php
Same for PSUs.
http://antec.com/product/power-series.php
P110's steel pegs for attaching front mask/panel is good improvement.
Plastic pegs always have that durability risk with wear especially if tighter fit.
And while secure, screws are always more work involving.
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I like a tight fit, but yeah more durable for sure.
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The fans look pretty but the CFM is too low
The bottom set of cases look fantastic though, I like the look of the open air one too but I prefer my case fully enclosed
The bottom set of cases look fantastic though, I like the look of the open air one too but I prefer my case fully enclosed
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The fans look pretty but the CFM is too low
These fans are aimed for watercooling rads I would suggest. 2.56mm H20 static pressure for the 120mm version
Quite like the styling on those series RAM modules...
Plans for the PSUs to come in different accents? Without a shroud the yellow is quite a specific colour scheme.
And finally, which legend did the hardline runs, loving the crazy eye catching bends for the display
Plans for the PSUs to come in different accents? Without a shroud the yellow is quite a specific colour scheme.
And finally, which legend did the hardline runs, loving the crazy eye catching bends for the display
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2nd from top pic looks like it's missing an exhaust, interesting design though.
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And finally, which legend did the hardline runs, loving the crazy eye catching bends for the display
A korean modder called psonic I think