Antec announces their new GX1200 chassis
RGB out of the box.
Published: 7th September 2016 | Source: Antec |
Antec announces their new GX1200 chassis
Antec has announced their new GX1200 chassis, a full-tower ATX chassis that features twin 12omm RGB LED fans out of the box as well as a bottom mounted RGB LED strip.
The case will feature a bottom-mounted PSU shroud, allowing users to easily hide their cables as well as mount two hidden 3.5" HDDs or 2.5" SSDs. In front of the motherboard tray, there are also mounts for three additional 2.5" SSDs, giving this case plenty of options for storage.
At the top of the chassis, this case has mounting room for a 30mm thick 240mm radiator as well as mounting options for a 45mm thick 360mm radiator at the front. Built into this chassis there will also be a LED controller, allowing users to switch their fans between 7 different colour options.
This chassis is expected to be available in both online and retail stores soon for the price of €84 in the EU.
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Antec has announced their new GX1200 chassis, offering two RGB fans out of the box.https://t.co/vHbXWcZUrE pic.twitter.com/RjzoKFmzl2
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Originally Posted by ImprovizoR
Remember when Antec used to be a big name? Now I'm surprised that they still exist. Just two years ago they were selling ridiculous looking gaming cases that look like they were designed in 2007 for $250.
I'd like to see them succeed but they're just copying what everyone else has been doing. No innovation at all. Nothing exciting. And no rubber grommets. It also looks kinda tacky and cheap on the outside. Antec - more like antique at this point. |
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Originally Posted by ImprovizoR
Antec - more like antique at this point.
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Originally Posted by demonking
remember when the P180 was the case to have? i dont know why really i had the P182(?) with the extra top fan and the cooling was awful. my 280's used to artifact from the overheating lol. good thing it had sound proofing. but agreed they really have not been up to par recently. although i did see a ton of LAN boy case's at insomnia so at least they are selling something.
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Anyways, I went with Tempest back then, even though I thought that NZXT had taken more than a few notes from Antec. And look how far they've come compared to Antec because they weren't afraid to innovate. To this day Tempest remains the most expensive case I've ever owned. I still have it but I'm not using it anymore. I've been planning to mod the crap out of it and modernize its internals. I just need a lot of free time to do it.Quote
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I'd like to see them succeed but they're just copying what everyone else has been doing. No innovation at all. Nothing exciting. And no rubber grommets. It also looks kinda tacky and cheap on the outside. Antec - more like antique at this point.Quote