Antec P180 Expert Reviews

We recently took a look at the new P150 chassis from Antec and found it to be a decent all-round performer, but for those into their self-builds you will know that one of the most popular high-end chassis on the market at the moment is its bigger ...

After reviewing the P150 recently we had high hopes of its bigger brother, but, in all honesty, it was a huge disappointment. It seems that whilst some of its design features are very clever, Antec has become the victim of the rapidly changing ...

Antec has seemingly spared no expense with the P180. It was made very clear to us during our meeting that the primary goal for all of Antec's new cases was to be as quiet as possible. A number of t...

Beautiful design, Chambered design for efficient cooling, Front I/O port, LOTS of features, Sturdy construction, Potential for silence,

Issue with rattling fans, "Sticking' hard drive cages, Difficult wire management, Can be hard to install device in external 3.5" bay, Front door warps slightly over time and won't shut flush, Quality of many features lower than expected from Antec,

Blessed with the smooth, ageless guise of an angel, the Antec P180 Advanced Super Mid Tower follows the best of minimalist traditions. Co-designed with input from enthusiasts, this casing embodies Antec's Quiet Computing concept. Read on as we examine ...

After looking at Antec's 1050B and 640B server cases, as well as their new Sonata II, I was eagerly anticipating the arrival of the P180. As much as I enjoyed the previous three cases (I still use all three), the P180 is Antec's new flagship case. ...

The P180 Advanced Super Mid Tower case offers features to satisfy any system builder.

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The second change to the PSU channel simply implements the silicone padding around the PSU frame in a better way. The original mounting system attempted to isolate the power supply by surrounding it with a thin silicone pad. However, the pedestal on ...

In Part One of this 2-part review, Ralf Hutter installed a low-power, low thermal Pentium-M system in his sample Antec P180 and tweaked it for minimal noise. RH's acoustic analysis relies on what he heard, but you'll find his conclusions well ...

black color scheme looks really nice to me, black color scheme looks really nice to me

Extremely tight mounting clips, Power LED a bit too bright

We are confident that the P180 is a superior case for silencers and power enthusiasts alike

No it is still not a review, we are bogged down in the details and the volume of data we're generating in the lab. But here is a detailed tour of this new case that will tell many of you what you want to know. And a couple of interesting revelations ...

There has been good success in our ongoing experiments with the P180 running both cool and very quiet systems as well as the hottest most powerful components we've been able to get our hands on. We apologize for not bringing you the fully documented ...

Considering the features on offer, the P180 is a superb bargain at this price.

Although the P180 is shallower than the SilverStone, there's still plenty of room for a GeForce 8800, and when you realise that the Antec costs over $150 less the choice is easy. Whether you want to build a high-end PC or a high-quality machine, this ...

The Antec P180b is a great case for those wanting silence and performance. I was hesitant at first due to the amount of plastic use in the build but it has definitely grown on me