Thursday, April 3rd 2008
Antec Introduces the Three Hundred PC Case
Antec, the leading global brand of high-performance computer components for the PC upgrade and Do-It-Yourself markets, today launched the Three Hundred enclosure. Built on the Nine Hundred's success in the market, this affordable enclosure combines versatility, convenience and robust cooling to deliver an unbeatable value. Standing 18 inches tall and weighing 15.9 pounds, the Three Hundred is an exceptionally manageable case, but still has enough space for nine drive bays and seven expansion slots.
It can accommodate up to a standardATX motherboard, and has room for even the tallest graphics cards, including the NVIDIA 8800 series graphics card and the ATI HD 3800 series. This makes Three Hundred a very scalable case, providing gamers with the room for cutting-edge components and system builders the flexibility to meet their customers' demands.
The Three Hundred also features a highly sophisticated quiet cooling system, far superior to similarly priced enclosures. A top-mounted 140mm fan and a rear 120mm TriCool fan keep the case cool while 3-speed switch controls let users find the ideal balance of quiet and cooling. The Three Hundred also comes with a perforated front bezel to take in air efficiently and a washable air filter that reduces dust buildup. This robust cooling can keep up with even the most demanding gaming systems and can be leveraged to build a top-notch professional PC.
In addition, the Three Hundred has several extremely convenient features, such as a cable management compartment which helps users keep their systems organized and ensures uninterrupted airflow. The case also has two USB 2.0 ports and HD Audio In and Out ports on the front for easy access.
"We are excited to introduce the Three Hundred, an enclosure that offers truly outstanding cooling and performance, especially at its price," said Scott Richards, senior vice president for Antec. "The Three Hundred satisfies the demands of gamers, system builders, and anyone else looking for outstanding value."
Three Hundred is available now through major retailers, e-tailers, and distributors. The Three Hundred will retail for approximately $59.95 and is backed by Antec's Quality 3-Year Warranty. For additional product information and full technical specifications, please visit www.antec.com.
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The Three Hundred also features a highly sophisticated quiet cooling system, far superior to similarly priced enclosures. A top-mounted 140mm fan and a rear 120mm TriCool fan keep the case cool while 3-speed switch controls let users find the ideal balance of quiet and cooling. The Three Hundred also comes with a perforated front bezel to take in air efficiently and a washable air filter that reduces dust buildup. This robust cooling can keep up with even the most demanding gaming systems and can be leveraged to build a top-notch professional PC.
In addition, the Three Hundred has several extremely convenient features, such as a cable management compartment which helps users keep their systems organized and ensures uninterrupted airflow. The case also has two USB 2.0 ports and HD Audio In and Out ports on the front for easy access.
"We are excited to introduce the Three Hundred, an enclosure that offers truly outstanding cooling and performance, especially at its price," said Scott Richards, senior vice president for Antec. "The Three Hundred satisfies the demands of gamers, system builders, and anyone else looking for outstanding value."
Three Hundred is available now through major retailers, e-tailers, and distributors. The Three Hundred will retail for approximately $59.95 and is backed by Antec's Quality 3-Year Warranty. For additional product information and full technical specifications, please visit www.antec.com.
26 Comments on Antec Introduces the Three Hundred PC Case
I still have this case and it's working out great. The power button failed like 3 years ago but now I just use the reset button for power. I also had to cut out part of the HDD rack at some point because modern GPUs won't fit. 10/10 great value has been had and I don't think I'll upgrade until ATX is done for.