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Antec Performance One P280 mid-tower chassis unleashed

by Steven Williamson on 30 November 2011, 13:53

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Antec has unleashed its latest chassis under the Performance One Series brand, in the form of the P280.

Previewed early this year on HEXUS, the P280 will be available in early December and features sound-dampening steel/ polycarbonate side panels, a triple-layer front door and hard drive trays with preinstalled vibration-reducing silicone grommets.

The chassis is designed to house high-end systems and supports up to XL-ATX sized motherboards and four-way GPU configurations, and can host up to four 13.0 inch graphics cards.

 Antec's latest chassis available from early December 2011

The full specs:

Model P280
Case Type Super Mid Tower
Cooling System • 2 x 120 mm top TwoCool exhaust fans
• 1 x 120 mm rear TwoCool exhaust fan
• 2 x 120 mm internal intake fans (optional)
• 2 x 120 mm front intake fans (optional)
• Fan power hub allows you to connect four 3-pin fans to a single Molex for improved cable management
Drive Bays • 3 x 5.25” tool-less drive bays
• 2 x 2.5” drive bays (dedicated)
• 6 x 3.5” / 2.5” drive trays
Front Ports 2 x USB 3.0 with internal motherboard connector
2 x USB 2.0
Audio In/Out
Expansion Slots /
video card size
• 9 expansion slots
• Maximum video card size: 13” / 330 mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height 6.7" / 170 mm
PSU No power supply included
Motherboard Support XL-ATX [13.6” x 10.3” (345 mm x 262 mm)], Standard ATX, microATX, Mini-ITX
CPU Cutout Enlarged CPU cutout
Cable Management 30 mm of cable routing space behind motherboard tray
Dimensions • Unit Dimensions:
- 526 mm (H) x 231 mm (W) x 562 mm (D)
-20.7” (H) x 9.1” (W) x 22.1” (D)
• Package Dimensions:
-575 mm (H) x 290 mm (W) x 630 mm (D)
-22.6” (H) x 11.4” (W) x 24.8” (D)
Weight • Net Weight: 22.3 lbs / 10.2 kg
• Gross Weight: 26.5 lbs / 12.0 kg

The P280 is available to pre-order priced at around £119 from selected online retail outlets, including www.scan.co.uk, www.ebuyer.co.uk, and www.overclockers.co.uk.

Stay tuned as we'll be putting the P280 through its paces in the very near future!


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Hmmm, now if it could fit a 360mm rad in the top I might be swayed from the 600T I am readying myself to purchase….
It looks remarkably meh.. I'd be more inclined to buy the CM Silencio 550 at half the price.
Silencio has a LOT less airflow. I'd be interested in a quiet case shootout though; say those two and a Fractal R3 ?
Phage
Silencio has a LOT less airflow.
But still plenty to keep the average stock clocked machine within specified tolerances.

Phage
I'd be interested in a quiet case shootout though; say those two and a Fractal R3 ?
Me too.
Looks like a moderate upgrade from the p180. I'll wait on the full review.

Not much chance of me buying a case in the near future though :p