Antec Alloy Steel Performance Series P7 Neo Mid-Tower E-ATX Silent Case, 5.25" Odd Support, 3 X 120Mm Fans Included, Sound-Dampening Side Panels, White Led Power Button,Black

(With apologies to Stephen King) this case proved bigger than I expected. It's a full 22cm (almost 9"). runs some 43cm (17" - plus space req'd for cords & plugs), and stands a full 48cm (46cm case, with 4-corner "feet" adding 2cm clearance - 19" tall). The attached cords (power button, fans, etc) are clearly labelled, but the instruction foldout of diagrams is a bit light on detail. All & extra screws & accessories were (including spare motherboard mounts & screws). While not fancy, the construction is solid, with discrete bays for power supply, hard drives, and the DVD drive. To be honest, the latter was my main reason for this purchase. Space for an internal CD/DVD drive seems to have become rare or obsolete in modern cases - and wanting one left me roughly 3 choices. This one looked best to me, and I'm quite happy with it (also cost less here than at Newegg). One last thing: the side panels both come off (easily), but the top-front power button & ports means no need to have to pop the front panel off - another plus in my book. I'm quite happy with my new giant, black tower !

antec p100 whiteを使ったPCで、ケースのカード増設のねじ穴がなめてしまったので、購入いたしました。説明書をよくは見ていなかったものの、移植を行いました。マザーボードを移植してから、いざグラフィックボードをセッティングするため、このケースの増設カードの溶接されているふたをペンチで取り外そうとしたところ、2か所開けるため、最初の１か所はきれいにとれたのですが、その下のカード増設ようのふたがきちんと金属が切断されておらず、とるのに非常に苦労しました、そのため残る柱の部分もギタギタになってしまい、あきらめようとも思いましたが返品もめんどくさく何とか取りました。また自己責任ではありますが、溶接された増設カードのふたをとるときに、セッティングしたマザーボードの表面をひっかいてしまい、基板にすこし盛ってついている半田の塊がぼろぼろとれてしまい、もしかしたらチップ抵抗なども落としてしまったかもしれません。確認は覚えていないため取れませんでした。おそらくサウンドまわりの回路じゃないかと邪推します。増設カードのふたが普通にはずせていれば、ならなかったのではないかと邪推します。しかたなく、くみ上げ、マザーボードの内蔵サウンドを鳴らしてチェックしましたが、キチンと鳴っているようでした。デスクマネージャーを見ても「正常に動作しています」の表示ではあります。もし、サウンドがダメな場合は、サウンドカード増設をしてしのげるかは疑問です。お伝えしたいことは、増設カードの溶接されたふたをとるときは、マザーボードなどを取り付ける前に行うことと、初期不良であれば作業を中断して返品するべきでした。追記します。その後、結果的に返品を行いました。返品はスムーズに出来ました。同商品を購入し、マザーボードをセッティングする前に、増設カードのカバーをゆっくり丁寧に時間をかけてとりました。きれいに取れました。結果的によかったです。

I ended up getting the P7Neo.I'd say the overall the layout is decent. I was able to install a full-ATX motherboard in it, and it ends up right at the edge of the optical bay bracket. I don't have an optical drive installed currently, but it looks like you can get one in there with an ATX board installed. There are enough cutouts to make cable management fairly easy, and you can end up with a nice tidy case with clean airflow if you just take a little time getting things routed behind the backplane. There's enough room behind the backplane that you can actually run the cables back there without having to cram the rear hatch shut when finished, which is nice. It's not what I'd call roomy, but I've had cases in the past where you have to really mash the rear hatch to get it seal up right.The 3 included case fans don't exactly push a ton of air, but they stay very quiet, and I suspect the sound dampening side panels also help. Honestly, with my build, I can barely hear it under any workload (my GPU has an oversized cooler on it). A bit of heat can build up around the CPU area, and with no top opening or fan mounts, you may want to put something higher volume on the back to get that warm air out.The thickness of the materials are definitely on the lean side. I've never owned a case so light before. Once it's buttoned up, it's sturdy enough, so it's really not a concern for me. The light weight can maybe be a good thing when it comes to moving it around, but I would want something more durable-feeling if I regularly transported it. I did heed the other reviewers about removing the expansion slot dividers. The breakaway design is obviously a cost-save move, but you do want to be careful so you don't mangle things. I recommend popping out the ones you need to remove before you mount the motherboard, as the back-n-forth wiggle to break them loose could potentially scratch the motherboard. My GPU is heavy and takes up 3 slots, but it only mounts to 2 expansion slots, and the end result is sturdy enough, IMO.If I had one wish, it would be to have more than just 2 USB-A slots on the top front. If you keep your case on the floor under a desk, those rear ports can be hard to get to, so I'd prefer 3 or more, but oh well. In the end, it's a worthwhile case, and I'd buy it again. It does the job without all the windows and RGB madness. My CPU (130W) isn't one of these modern-day space heaters, so I'd be a little hesitant to use this with any of your hotter running CPUs or with motherboards that produce a lot of VRM heat. It's fine for a midrange build, though.

It is a closed box so you won't be able to see all the pretty lights on a new motherboard. If you have to use the 3.5 inch bays it could get a little crowded with the power supply cables, especially if it is a modular supply. I took it slowly and had no problem, - good value for the money.

とても静かなケースです。前面のケースファンを１４０ｍｍのPWM静穏ファンに交換しました。更に前面パネルに防音シートを貼り付けました。これで完璧です。ただ物足りないので、ライティング仕様に変更（　＾ω＾）・・・CPUファン等をLEDデバイスに替えてみた。初めは、側面を外していたがホコリが気になったので、アクリル板をつけてみた。最高のライティングケースに出来上がりました。ケースの側面枠のねじ穴がパネル取付ネジが取付可能であり、また前方の穴も同様にネジが取付可能でありました。アクリル板５ｍｍ×５００ｍｍ×６００ｍｍ及びアクリルカッターをAmazonで探して購入しました。側面パネルと同寸法にカットしてドリルで穴開けして取り付けるだけでした。