Antec Performance Series P120 Crystal Mid-Tower Case, Supports Up to E-ATX, Tempered Glass Front & Side Panels, Slide Button Design, 2 X 360 mm Radiators, Whilte LED USB 3.0, Aluminum VGA Holder

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Just put in new components,plenty of tie downs for cable management and ties included plus loads a screws for motherboard,and ssd fixing. msi x570 ATX motherboard fitted nicely,motherboard stands fitted,fitted 4 x 140mm fans and 3 x 120mm fans,psu space is at the top of case which is ok,plenty of room to tuck cables away altho fan cables were not easy to hide.this is quite a heavy case 12 kg before you put anything in it, No Usb C plug which is a shame as the x570 has it onboard.all in all a very well built case which should last for years.Cons.had to take out 1 ssd shelf to fit 3 140mm fans not a problem as i fitted 2 m2.ssd cards instead.also could do with a larger hole to pull the cables through from the PSU.still pleased i bought it.

Solid case with thin but heavy sound-dampening sheet on the side panels and door. The exterior looks good, with quality plastics on the front panel and a neat front IO layout. I'd have preferred black feet rather than chrome, but they're usually out of sight so no big deal.There are no vents on the top or side panels, which is great for sound isolation. Ventilation is still good, with the option to fit a 240mm radiator at the front and a 120mm fan at the rear. The front panel has vents in the sides and at the bottom to allow airflow even if the door is closed. The PSU gets separate intake and outlet vents.Inside, things are a bit less slick. The cutouts in the motherboard tray are 1-2cm too far towards the back of the case, so the CPU socket isn't fully accessible from underneath. Make sure to fit your cooler backplate before installing the motherboard. This also means that right-angle sata connectors can't be used for SSDs mounted on the tray. You'll need replacement cables or extenders with straight plugs.It's also a shame that an external 3.5" bay isn't available. There's a cutout for it in the chassis but not the front panel. It would have been handy to make use of motherboard USB2 ports, since the case only has two front USB3 sockets.It's a great case for the price, though; a good choice if you want to build a quiet and understated microATX system.

Absolutely love the quality of the case, very sturdy, very easy for cable management, enough room in the back and in the power supply shroud to add custom sleeved cables

Brilliant Case, Yoynwill be surprised on how much space there is inside this Case,Very Happy with this Love the design,

Everything is like was on a description,very nice product

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Antec was a big name some years ago but it seems it lost the flame over time. This case is not terrible and not utterly fantastic, but more than enough for the price tag.+ Reasonably well built and comes with two acceptable fans and some sound dampening material.+ Fully enclosed, that means no window to show some flashy lights.+ One OD bay (it is a requisite for me) and plenty of space for several drives inside. I have an OD, 1 SSD and 2 HDD and more than enough space for a good airflow.+ Small and inconspicuous.- The drive cage transmits the vibration of some drives to the case and that means a continuous hum, that happened with a quite recent samsung hdd but almost disappeared when I traded for an old WD black.All in all, a good and sturdy case with honest construction and honest price. More than enough to build a decent computer but if your aim is building a christmas tree look elsewhere.