I'd rather have a 900 v2.0 with the fan controls like the 1200.
15 Apr 2008 ~ 3:43amLeonardo
Thanks for posting that, BJ. During CEBIT a couple reporters took pictures, but only from one or two angles. I've been waiting for details. That's taken care of now.
I dont know what'd I do with all that room...
Put a motherboard in it to make it lonely. No, seriously, assuming one has the space available, big cases are a luxury, in my opinion. They are so much easier to work in. If you're like me, you find yourself tearing apart and rebuilding computers often. (It's a hobby, a compulsion, an affliction? )
15 Apr 2008 ~ 5:18amThrax
Too god damn big. Would prefer a refit of the 900 chassis with the refinements presented in the 1200.
I don't have time to be tearing apart computers as much as I used to anymore.
Perfectly understandable. Big cases did not previously appeal to me. My daughter is married and out of the house; my son is in college and essentially runs his own show. My career has settled down and I work very little overtime. There is time for willy-nilly puter reconfiguring and building. I've become a big full tower case fan. Although I think the Antec 900 is superb in design and quality (my system no. 5 is housed in one), for me it has become the minimum size that I desire for a computer case.
15 Apr 2008 ~ 8:36pmHarudath
Antec 900 is the perfect size for me, although the new 1200 does look sweet. I just hope they improved cable routing... The 900's cables look ****, or it's very difficult to make them look tidy. Mine look like a crow's nest
15 Apr 2008 ~ 9:54pmmuddocktor
All that room makes it much easier to watercool your machine too, if you want to try watercooling. And that 1200 would probably be a lot cheaper than what I'm presently leaning toward for my next case (MM U2 UFO).
16 Apr 2008 ~ 9:22amQeldroma
30+lbs, about $250, attic storage volume in size? Sorry, not my computer case. If I'm going to start thinking in those terms, maybe think 6 foot, 19" rack with multiple CPUs ... la-de-da-de-doh ....
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