Great Case, (What's this?) I really like the case and it's features. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because the USB 3 port on the front is just a USB wire that goes out the back of the PC to the USB 3 port, not to a MB header. I also gave it 4 stars because in an era where there are SO many SATA ports on MBs, the area for drive connection cable passthrough is kinda small. I lost about 4 ports with my Asus P8P67 Deluxe, thankfully I didn't need that many ports. I really like the filters on the case, airflow, and the look.
Antec Nine Hundred Two V3, (What's this?) The case itself looks amazing, plenty of room to fit my HD5870 and 3 HDDs.
Good case, but could be much better, (What's this?) I've looked at many cases while selecting one for my new computer: 2 HAFs, 2 Antecs, a couple of Corsairs, and about 30 other cases on display in a nearby computer chain. In the end, I made the right choice. But it may not be the right choice for you. Here's why.
902 is a great case that fills a narrow niche: a computer with a large video card, few hard drives, and few optical drives. There are only three 5.25" bays and only six 3.5" bays. You have an option of sacrificing three of the six 3.5" bays to install an additional fan. If you have 4 or more hard drives, then you no longer have that option. That fits my needs.
The case isn't very long. Although a 12" video card will fit without a problem, anything over 10" will interfere with a drive in the middle cage. If you have SLI/CrossFire, then you're limited to only three 3.5" drives. That also fits my needs.
Great Case, I used this case for my first build and it's excellent, though it has some minor issues. It's build solid, no give in the structure at all, and the fit and finish is pretty good. Plus it looks fantastic I think, and having the ability to control all 4 fans is another plus.
Cons
- the case cables could stand to be a little longer, I have a gigabyte P67A D3 B3 mother board, and while I would of liked to had run the cables behind the motherboard tray they're just not long enough, so they're neatly tucked in a corner running alongside the HD cage. The USB 3.0 cable is definitely not long enough, you will need an extension cable for it, unless you plan on running it across your motherboard or something.
- No bottom vent for PSU, it's not really a big con since you flip your PSU over fan facing up, but it would be a nice touch.
- Side panels have a speckled paint textured look. it's not noticeable unless it's in the right light or your just really close cuz the specks are pretty small, but it's definitely not a smooth black finish, the inside of the case does not have the speckled look though.
Pros
- excellent air flow, and ability to control fan speeds
- decent cable management design, you can most certainly hide all of you cables behind the left side panel but it will take some work.
Looks great, works well, (What's this?)
Great case, HDD mounting issues, (What's this?) overall, this case is amazing. Mounting hard drives can get a little cramped, which is why one star was taken off.
Antec Mid-Tower Gaming Case Nine Hundred Two V3, (What's this?) I bought this case to build a new computer to edit my digital photos. Although I am not a gamer, I needed more cooling from my case.
This case, with the 200mm top exhaust fan was just the case I needed for my AMD quad core system. This case provides excellent air flow with blue accent lights. It lowered my cpu temps by over 15c with AMD stock cooling. It is a metal case so it is heavier than the aluminum ones. It exceeded my expectations and is a well built case.
Its very Good Case, (What's this?) I am very much satisfied with this Case..it working fine as it is advertised and other folks said..and its worth buing if looking for much safe for your MB and Processor for more cool and more life.
AMAZING Case for first time builder, I was a first time builder when I bought this amazing case, and I'm SO glad I spent the extra money on it instead of going cheap like I'd considered.
This thing is MADE for building. There's plenty of room for components (ie, I have a Radeon 6950 in here - 11" long and I didn't even have to struggle - though longer than that would be an issue), plenty of room to work with (last time I'd really messed with hardware, free space for maneuverability was at a premium - it sucked), and many little features to make your build stress free, like thumb screws and removable HD bays - I'd been told to put HDs in first, cause once I got the motherboard and RAM and aftermarket heatsink in there, it be difficult to squeeze the HDs into the slots - clearly advice from someone using a cheaper case.
Also, there's 3 120mm and 1 200mm fan included, with room for 2 more 120s. I've since added a 4th 120, and temperature is never an issue, even under load. Removable cleanable filters for the intake 120s is also a fantastic bonus.
Also, this thing is built like a freakin tank. This is NOT a plastic case. It is steel, and heavy, and rugged. And it looks freaking amazing. Well worth every cent.
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GIGABYTE GA-890GPA-UD3H AM3 AMD 890GX
AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition Deneb 3.
Internal bottom-mounted 2.5" SSD Drive bay.Three 120mm fans and top-mounted 200mm fan.added CPU cutout.Front-panel USB 3.0 port..
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