Antec Three Hundred Details
Antec Three Hundred
Conclusion: The Antec Three Hundred is an inexpensive steel case that offers a lot of room for expansion. ATX and µATX Motherboards can be installed, and the case can handle up to nine drives. There are two fans included that employ three speed settings each, and three additional fans can also be installed. The steel frame is fairly ordinary, yet robust and well-built.
- Pros
- Cons
- Pre-installed, speed adjustable system fans
- Plenty of space for drives
- Low price
- Unspectacular interior
- Only the equipment that is needed is provided
- No eSATA connectors
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I've been using Antec cases (and PSUs) for years now - very pleased with the overall standard of finish and the solid construction. The cheaper models are not *the* most aesthetically pleasing but still satisfy the finish and construction requirements.
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No Cooler Master?
UK version is broken (yet again)... (page 2 won't load on the UK site but does on the US one)
Bob
UK site still broken (13/11/08). What a shambles Tom's has become!