Antec - Nine Hundred ATX/Micro ATX Case - Black

Name: Antec - Nine Hundred ATX/Micro ATX Case - Black
Brand: Antec
SKU: 8013366
Rating: 4.8 (64 reviews)

Model: 15900

SKU: 8013366

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Key Specs
- Motherboard Form Factor: ATX, microATX (Physical size of the motherboard, which can determine how many PCIe slots are available. Smaller board means fewer slots and features.)
- Product Height: 18.4 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 8.1 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 19.4 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
General
- Product Name: Nine Hundred ATX/Micro ATX Case
- Brand: Antec
- Model Number: 15900
Compatibility
- Motherboard Form Factor: ATX, microATX (Physical size of the motherboard, which can determine how many PCIe slots are available. Smaller board means fewer slots and features.)
- Number of Expansion Slots: 7
Bays
- Number Of Internal 2.5" Bays: 0
Dimensions
- Product Height: 18.4 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 8.1 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 19.4 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 380.8 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
Other
- UPC: 761345159005

Create an efficient computing system with this Antec Nine Hundred 15900 case, which features 9 convertible drive bays for versatile installation and 4 TriCool fans to keep components properly cooled.

Perforated front bezel: Helps ensure optimal air intake to keep your components cool.
9 convertible drive bays: Can be configured as three 5.25" external and six 3.5" internal, six 5.25" external and three 3.5" internal or nine 5.25" external for flexibility.
200mm top and 120mm rear TriCool fans with 3-speed switch control: Along with 2 front 120mm TriCool fans with blue LEDs and 3-speed switch control for personalized airflow levels.
Top tray: Accommodates an MP3 player, digital camera or other device.
Compatible with ATX and micro ATX motherboards: For use with a wide range of systems.

Whats Included

Nine Hundred ATX/Micro ATX Case

Customers are saying

Customers enjoy the Nine Hundred ATX/Micro ATX Case's excellent cooling capabilities and the inclusion of multiple fans, praising its spacious interior and quiet operation even at higher fan speeds. However, some customers found the case to be heavier than expected and slightly smaller than anticipated. The power supply placement and build quality also received positive feedback.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Best air Mover EVER!
from what ive been hearing is that the average temp for a dual slot graphics card is between 60-70deg C. I have never got my GTX260 (stock GPU clock 590mhz)above 46deg C!! and that temp was recorded just after a 10 min Future Mark benchmark overclocked GPU to 657mhz!!!! thats a 67mhz jump! HUGE! and never touched 47deg C. I was compleetly floored. From there i gathered my fogg machine to see how well this thing really moves air, what 357 cfm is really like... well normally when you do this what will happen is the fogg will get sucked into the intake, float around in the pc for a bit untill it finds the exhaust fan. now with this thing... the fogg never stoped! it just BLASTED right in the pc and right out, never even slowed down, The top fan looked like a smoking chimney on a house... with a turbo in it lol see the pc for yourself in all its modded glory click the youtube link.
Posted 16 years ago by RTcustomPC
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Overall Excellent Case
For my first real enthusiast build I wanted one of the best air cooling cases money could buy. As a first-time overclocker, I didn't want to venture into the water-cooling arena ... yet (even though this case has rubberized ports for tubes on the back just in case!) I wanted to overclock, and I wanted good cooling, but for simplicity's sake, I wanted to do everything with air for now. It's a fairly roomy mid-tower case. It will accommodate most power supplies just fine. It is a bottom-mount system. This is good for cooling purposes, but may be controversial for some who prefer the standard top-mount for their PSU's. My 8800GT easily fits with enough room behind it for cable routing. I currently have two SATA hard drives in it. There is room for 4 more hard drives. My three external bays are taken by two optical drives and a 3.5" card reader. This is one of the most time consuming cases I've ever owned. You have to remove EIGHT thumbscrews to remove the hard 3.5" hard drive enclosures. Then, instead of a screwless drive mounting system, you have to use four more screws to mount each hard drive. I've seen $59 cases that have screwless designs. Antec could've done a lot better. The only positive point of their system is that everything indeed is solidly mounted once you get done. The external 3.5" adapter (makes your 3.5" floppy/card reader fit the 5" bays) was a complete PAIN IN THE NECK to install. I had to use my drill to make holes in the plastic adapter so my card reader would fit right, and so that the adapter would fasten properly into the 5" bay and line up with the optical drives and the rest of the front of the case. I wonder if others have had this problem... The instruction manual is an utter joke. They should've included way more detailed descriptions and instructions, and more demonstrative pictures would've helped, too. The instructions didn't really help me much. I felt like I was on my own. Not the first PC I've build, so I made due. Once I got everything installed, the fun truly began. I have all fans set to low, and they are so quiet. We have the computer in our bedroom, and you can hardly hear it while in bed. When you are next to it, you don't hear fan noise, just the faint movement of air. This is one of the finest air cooling cases I've ever used. You stick your hand inside and feel the air flowing quickly through the case, keeping your expensive components very cool. The 200mm exhaust fan on top pushes so much air, but with little power drain and virtually no noise. Two front LED 120mm fans draw air in over your hard drives - very smart design - and the 200mm and a rear LED 120mm fan draw air out. I installed an optional 120mm fan on the transparent side panel. Installation was easy, there - popped right in. The case has very handsome looks. Black metal with mesh coverings over blue LED fans, along with the transparent window to show off your system's innards make for a very attractive looking device. Everyone that seen mine has been very impressed - whether male or female. It's not heavier than you would expect. I have so much inside that my components probably outweigh the case. Overall, my experience has been excellent. The problems I had while installing were overcome with a little time and effort. Most owners will be very pleased with this case. The cooling, reliability, and solid build quality more than make up for the small inconveniences in the beginning. The front input ports work perfectly and have extremely convenient placement. There is also room for a fairly large CPU cooler. The bottom line - this is arguably one of the best cases for air cooling. I have seen temperature tests that verify that the Antec Nine Hundred actually cools your components better than the Thermaltake Armor cases - an impressive feat for a mid-tower. There is room for dual graphics cards, a large PSU, 2 optical drives, 1 3.5" drive, and 6 hard drives, and enough stock-included high quality fans to keep things cool. I definitely recommend putting a 4th 120mm fan on the side slot. It cools my graphics card even more!! System Specs: Antec Nine Hundred & NeoPower Blue 650w PSU, Abit IN9 32x-MAX 680i motherboard, BFG 8800GT, WD SATA 160GB & 250GB drives, 2 DVD/RW, card reader, Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro CPU cooler, Core 2 Quad Q6700 @ 3.33GHz, 8GB A-Data DDR2 @ 1000MHz
Posted 17 years ago by SirKronan
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Antec Nine Hundred
Awsome case, I wanted this case forever and finally I got it and it amazing!, Great airflow, up to four 120mm fans, looks awsome, and I have never felt hot or warm air leaving the case, it stays cold! My system idles at 32C and 35C when under load. For my Cpu is different story though, I just need a new CPU fan then its all good. Antec 900, Antec 850W PSU, Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Wireless Edition, AMD athlon 64 X2 6400+ @ 3.2Ghz 2 GB Ram, 160GB HDD, BFG 9600 GT.
Posted 17 years ago by Pita