In its 25 th anniversary, today unveiled Antec Six Hundred V2, the latest member of the line of cases for games. Six Hundred V2 housing is positioned in the middle range, both in price and performance characteristics, and is designed for the purists of the game looking for a simple design. Six Hundred V2 has several new features, including front-loading compartment 2.5 "hot swap hard drive (supports SSD), which allows users to access and replace hard drives quickly and conveniently from the front panel.
Six Hundred V2 also uses a CPU circuit breaker for installation of additional fans, a compartment for cables which improves the order and a top panel with a window for visibility only as a "sunroof." Six Hundred V2 is designed to meet the high demands on cooling of the gamers, business users and systems assemblers with strong cooling system: a top fan of 200 mm TriCool blue LED rear fan TwoCool 120 mm blue LED and a perforated front panel for maximum air circulation.
It is also possible to add up to three optional 120 mm fans to cool hard drives and graphics cards. Additional features include a power source mounted on the bottom to insulate heat and noise, seven expansion slots and 11 disk bays (six bays for internal hard drives 3.5 ", three compartments for external hard drives 5.25 ", an SSD 2.5" internally mounted on the bottom and a compartment integrated SATA hard drives 2.5 "hot swap) to provide flexibility as well as three ports E / S Front USB 2.0 and Audio (AC'97 and HDA compatible).
"Six Hundred V2 is a pure and simple housing at its best," said Scott Richards, executive vice president of Antec. "With this case, we expanded our line of cases for games to fill the gap between the products to customers focused on value and for fans of high-performance games, respectively.
As a mid-range housing, Six Hundred V2 is designed for customers who appreciate the simple engineering focused on the game's innovative features without sacrificing performance they expect from Antec cases for games. "Six Hundred V2 is available now for an approximate price from $ 109.95 at major U.S.
retail stores, electronic stores and distributors and is backed by 3 year limited warranty (AQ3) Antec for parts and labor. 
Six Hundred V2 also uses a CPU circuit breaker for installation of additional fans, a compartment for cables which improves the order and a top panel with a window for visibility only as a "sunroof." Six Hundred V2 is designed to meet the high demands on cooling of the gamers, business users and systems assemblers with strong cooling system: a top fan of 200 mm TriCool blue LED rear fan TwoCool 120 mm blue LED and a perforated front panel for maximum air circulation.
It is also possible to add up to three optional 120 mm fans to cool hard drives and graphics cards. Additional features include a power source mounted on the bottom to insulate heat and noise, seven expansion slots and 11 disk bays (six bays for internal hard drives 3.5 ", three compartments for external hard drives 5.25 ", an SSD 2.5" internally mounted on the bottom and a compartment integrated SATA hard drives 2.5 "hot swap) to provide flexibility as well as three ports E / S Front USB 2.0 and Audio (AC'97 and HDA compatible).
"Six Hundred V2 is a pure and simple housing at its best," said Scott Richards, executive vice president of Antec. "With this case, we expanded our line of cases for games to fill the gap between the products to customers focused on value and for fans of high-performance games, respectively.
As a mid-range housing, Six Hundred V2 is designed for customers who appreciate the simple engineering focused on the game's innovative features without sacrificing performance they expect from Antec cases for games. "Six Hundred V2 is available now for an approximate price from $ 109.95 at major U.S.
retail stores, electronic stores and distributors and is backed by 3 year limited warranty (AQ3) Antec for parts and labor.
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