>> I had my eye on the Antec 900 before but some small concern were the
>> placement of the PSU on the bottom if I recall? Had to make sure that
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>Looks awsome :)
>http://hi-techreviews.com/reviews_2007/Antec182/P.htm
I'm also using a P182, and did look at the Nine-Hundred as an alternative.
However, the P182 is a bit less 'flashy', has dust-filters, better
sound-dampening, so I went with it.
Very nice, definately recommended. And, if you cannot get the power-cables
to reach from the bottom to the mainboard, just put in a support-request
at Antec; they sent me an extension cable for free. Keep in mind this was
with an Antec NeoHE550 supply, so it might be useful to also get an Antec
PSU if/when you upgrade that too. ;)
Regards,
Patrick.
Peter [AGHL] - 04 Apr 2008 15:33 GMT
> ... so it might be useful to also get an Antec
> PSU if/when you upgrade that too. ;)
I'd assume that the Seasonic S12 550W will good to go for yet another
roundtrip?
- Peter
Patrick Vervoorn - 07 Apr 2008 13:17 GMT
>> ... so it might be useful to also get an Antec
>> PSU if/when you upgrade that too. ;)
>
>I'd assume that the Seasonic S12 550W will good to go for yet another
>roundtrip?
That's something I cannot answer. ;)
But be aware the P182 is a rather high case, and the PSU is mounted at the
bottom. So if you want to route the 24- and 4/8-pin mainboard
power-connectors via the back of the mainboard-tray, you need enough
length for that.. No idea if the PSU you mentioned has that...
Regards,
Patrick.