In addition the surprise of its new line of coolers, Antec’s biggest announcements in cases likely came from the smaller Mini-ITX form factor. Its Cube is designed to hold two EKWB liquid cooling systems and a graphics card with up to triple-slot cooler spacing.
Next on display, Antec’s Crown chassis measures 339 x 431 x 236 mm, holds up to two 3.5” and four 2.5” drives, and supports double-slot graphics cards up to 330 mm in length. We were treated to alternative colors and acrylic side panel versions, differing from the all-aluminum version featured elsewhere.
Furthering the theme of Antec’s venerable Performance One models, it’s upcoming P-Series debuted with a 458 x 220 x 538 mm full tower. Features include a 2x 140mm front radiator mount, eight expansion slots, and extra room for graphics cards up to 400 mm long.
Like the aluminum version - neat lines and shape. I am so bored with the big, black rectangles and love to see case makers go in different directions thinking outside the "box" (e.g. inWin cases).
