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Antec Twelve Hundred Case Review

Introduction

Antec have surprised us in the past with their very stylish cases. Today, we’ll be reviewing something slightly different from the normal high class cases Antec have sent us. Today we’ll be reviewing is the Antec Twelve Hundred, otherwise known as the 1200 – the big brother of the highly successful Nine Hundred. This case – like its brother – is designed towards gamers with the masses of space it offers and its cooling potential. However, is it good enough to live up with its brother? Read on to find out…

About Antec

Antec, Inc., is the leading global brand of high-performance computer components and accessories for the gaming, PC upgrade and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) markets. Founded in 1986, Antec is recognized as a pioneer in these industries and has maintained its position as a worldwide market leader and international provider of efficient, quiet, and reliable products.

Features

  • 12 Drive Bays
  • Perforated front bezel for maximum air intake
  • Washable air filters reduce dust build up in your system
  • Advanced Cooling System:

    • 1 top special 200 x 30 mm blue LED exhaust fan with 3-speed switch control (LEDs can be switched off as well)

    • 2 rear 120 x 25 mm special blue LED exhaust fans with 3-speed switch control

    • 3 front 120 x 25 mm special blue LED intake fans with front speed control

    • 1 side 120 x 25 mm fan to cool graphic cards (optional)

    • 1 middle 120mm fan to cool CPU or graphic cards (optional)

    • Water cooling platform for reservoir or pump

  • 7 expansion slots
  • Top mounted I/O ports for easy access

    • Power and reset button with blue LED

    • 2 x USB 2.0

    • 1 x eSATA

    • HD Audio In and Out

  • Convenient top accessory tray for a personal media player
  • Motherboard: Up to standard ATX
  • No Power Supply included: To optimize performance of your Twelve Hundred, your choice of power supply is crucial. Antec strongly recommends choosing from our NeoPower or TruePower series.
  • Dimensions:

    • 22.9″ (H) x 8.4″ (W) x 20.2″ (D)

    • 58.2 (H) x 21.3 (W) x 51.3 (D) cm

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