Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiast

Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiast
Debashis Sarkar, EFY News Network
(Thursday, July 12, 2012 4:15:10 PM)

Priced at Rs 9,000, this is well suited for workstation, high-end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case.

Thursday, July 12, 2012:

Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiasts

Priced at Rs 9,000, this is well suited for workstation, high-end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case.

Antec has added a new member to its Performance One series with its trademark Quiet Computing engineering that supports up to XL-ATX sized motherboards and four-way GPU configurations. Focusing gamers and enthusiasts who prefer a stylish, functional appearance, the P280 offers 9 expansion slots support up to 4 discrete graphics cards (up to 13-inch / 330 mm long) and one can install up to 7 fans to cool down the system. The in-flow fans vent come with a dust filter that is easy to remove and clean.

"Antec design the air flow to have the inflow of the cold air from the sides of the front panel with air filter installed to avoid dust entering the system, and also at the bottom of the case at the SMPS, again with an air filter. The remaining exhaust fans are to push out the hot air from the system. This balanced air flow keeps the system cool to have the best performance," said Kevan Li, regional sales manager, Antec India.

The cabinet does not come with SMPS, it includes tool-less optical drive bays, 3.5-inch drive trays that are also compatible with 2.5-inch drives, 30 mm of cable routing space behind the motherboard tray and six total cable routing holes, four of which are grommet-lined.

The P280 has easy-access front and bottom PSU intake air filters, two front panel USB 3.0 ports. Priced at Rs 9,000 inclusive taxes, this is well suited for workstation, high end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case.

"The P280 model with its design and performance features, and a price of Rs 9,000 is very competitive and affordable for users to build their high performance system. Most other brands would be offering the same for Rs 12,000 and above," added Li.

-Debashis Sarkar


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Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiast Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiast Debashis Sarkar, EFY News Network (Thursday, July 12, 2012 4:15:10 PM) Priced at Rs 9,000, this is well suited for workstation, high-end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case. Thursday, July 12, 2012: Antec P280 Cabinet For High Performance Enthusiasts Priced at Rs 9,000, this is well suited for workstation, high-end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case. Antec has added a new member to its Performance One series with its trademark Quiet Computing engineering that supports up to XL-ATX sized motherboards and four-way GPU configurations. Focusing gamers and enthusiasts who prefer a stylish, functional appearance, the P280 offers 9 expansion slots support up to 4 discrete graphics cards (up to 13-inch / 330 mm long) and one can install up to 7 fans to cool down the system. The in-flow fans vent come with a dust filter that is easy to remove and clean. "Antec design the air flow to have the inflow of the cold air from the sides of the front panel with air filter installed to avoid dust entering the system, and also at the bottom of the case at the SMPS, again with an air filter. The remaining exhaust fans are to push out the hot air from the system. This balanced air flow keeps the system cool to have the best performance," said Kevan Li, regional sales manager, Antec India. The cabinet does not come with SMPS, it includes tool-less optical drive bays, 3.5-inch drive trays that are also compatible with 2.5-inch drives, 30 mm of cable routing space behind the motherboard tray and six total cable routing holes, four of which are grommet-lined. The P280 has easy-access front and bottom PSU intake air filters, two front panel USB 3.0 ports. Priced at Rs 9,000 inclusive taxes, this is well suited for workstation, high end gamers, who require a very quiet computing case. "The P280 model with its design and performance features, and a price of Rs 9,000 is very competitive and affordable for users to build their high performance system. Most other brands would be offering the same for Rs 12,000 and above," added Li. -Debashis Sarkar