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Antec P190 + 1200 Advanced Super Mid Tower ATX Case with 1200-Watt Neo-Link Dual Power Supply | 
 enlarge | Brand: Antec
This item is no longer available
Rating:  6 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 55
Dimensions (in): 23.4 x 8.1 x 20.3
Warranty: 3 years warranty
MPN: P190
Model: P190
UPC: 761345819008
EAN: 0761345819008
ASIN: B000QB05D0
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| Features:
 | Mid-tower case with dual power supply can handle even the biggest demands | | | Neo-Link dual power supply system provides a total of 1200 watts of power | | | Includes dual top-mounted 140-millimeter exhaust fans, a rear 120-millimeter fan, and a 200-millimeter fan mounted on the side door | | | Sound-deadening panels keep noise levels low | | | Front-mounted connections include two USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire port, and one audio in/out port |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Introducing the P190, a case that stands apart from all others. Bigger and better than the rest, the P190 has room to handle even the biggest hardware; ExtendedATX, multiple graphics cards, dual CPU's, and liquid-cooling are all no problem for the P190.Powering all your hardware in this case is the unique Neo-Link dual power supply system. A dual setup of two individual power supplies linked together to give you a total of 1200 Watts of power. There are dual top mounted 140mm exhaust fans, a rear 120mm fan and a 200mm "Big Boy" fan mounted in the side door; all 3-speed TriCool fans and ideal for cooling even the hottest new technology. You won't have to worry about the noise coming from your hardware either, as the P190 is built with Quiet Computing in mind, featuring silicone grommets for the hard drive mounts and special dual layer sound deadening side panels. All these features and more make the P190 the most advanced performance case yet.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Antec P190 Advanced Super Mid Tower with 1200-watt Neo-Link Dual Power Supply handles even the biggest hardware. Extended ATX, multiple graphics cards, dual CPUs, and liquid cooling are no problem for the P190. The unique Neo-Link dual power supply system boasts a dual setup of two individual power supplies linked together for a total of 1200 watts of power. One 650-watt Neo Power is responsible for powering the motherboard and add-in cards, while another 550-watt Neo Power handles your drives and other peripherals. To keep your system running cool, the Antec P190 has dual top-mounted 140-millimeter exhaust fans, a rear 120-millimeter fan, and a 200-millimeter fan mounted in the side door. There is an external fan control on the rear panel that controls the two top fans and one rear fan in the upper chamber. Plus, the P190 is built with quiet computing in mind, featuring silicone grommets for the hard drive mounts and special dual-layer sound-deadening side panels. All these features and more make the P190 a superior tower. The Antec P190 fits extended ATX 12-by-13-inch motherboards to accommodate your dual processor board, or any other board you could possibly have. This case weighs 43.2 pounds. - Dual-layer sound-deadening panels for quiet computing
- Rear rubber grommeted ports for mounting external liquid-cooling hardware
- Flexible snake light provides a bright light for working inside the case
- Cable organizer to help minimize clutter
- Front-mounted ports provide convenient connections: two USB 2.0 ports, one IEEE 1394 (FireWire, i.Link) port, audio in/out port
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Incredible. March 24, 2008
My dream case, what can I say? There is simply nothing wrong with this thing, period. I built my new rig and had enough room left over to crawl inside. The enclosure is very heavy, very sturdy, and virtually silent. Lots of cooling and all the power and protection you could want. A little pricey, but you really do get what you pay for!
Ultimate enthusiast case January 29, 2008
Pros:
-Very quiet
-A lot of room
-Excellent airflow
-Allows routing of cables behind motherboard to reduce clutter
-Neo-Link modular power supplies come with all connections needed and unused cables can simply be unplugged
Con:
-Large side fan can not be used with a tall cpu cooler or watercooled video cards
Heatsink not a problem for QX9650 November 28, 2007
Well, after searching for a heatsink that would work in the case and on my motherboard, which ruled out Zalman's 8700 and 9700. I decided to have a look at the heatsink with the QX9650. Just, maybe Intel upgraded their POS heatsink.... To my surprise - They did. Fits the motherboard and low profile for the case. Yea, the build is on. BTW, the heatsink looks a little like the 8700 and it's knock-off's.
Very, Very, Quiet.... November 27, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's been a week and I forget the computer is even in the room it is so quiet. I came to change the four stars to a five star, but it won't let me. If I build another computer, and I will, then I am going to use this case. By the way, there is a locking cover over the front drive bays. This is great, if you have kids around.
Updated Review...
Antec P190, QX9650, ASUS P5E3 Deluxe, EN8600 GTS Silent Graphics Card, WD SE16 HD's, Corsair 1800 DDR3.
The system is awesome, quiet, and fast. Using the stock cooler with the QX9650 - CPU 14 Degrees, MB 35 Degrees. The RPM on the cooler in ASUS silent mode is 998 to 1010. I can't hear a thing.
Only complaint about the P190 is all of the power supply leads. I like the modular design, where I plug in the leads that I want. I just took all of the unused leads and placed them under the MB, where the P190 as about 3/8 inch crawl space. I have written three reviews, because I complained about no room for a cooler. But, now that Intel ships a decent cooler, I have no complaint. It seems like the Zalman 8700 would also work, but not sure if it would be better. I am going to return the Zalman. Zalman will tell you that it doesn't fit, but it does.
BTW, the light in the case is almost worthless, but it looks cool if you point it to the fan on the side. Just adds more light to the system, so it is easy to see inside the case without removing the cover. Okay, so it's not useless, but it could have been mounted a little better.
Old Review...
"The Zalman 9700 is too tall. Maybe the 9500 will work. The 8700 does work, but not with the P5E3 Asus, which has DDR3. I will try the 9500, if I can find it locally, but if I can't, then I will probably use liquid cooling. It's quieter, which is why i got the case, but seems risky if the thing develops any leaks. Plus, many liquid coolers don't work as well as Zalman's, and believe it or not, many are too noisey, such as the Bigwater 760i. I also reckon that you must be careful not to get an air cooler that conflicts with the air currents in the case."
Quiet and Cool September 2, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm not sure why other reviews are saying that this case cannot fit large heatsinks. I have a Zalman CNPS9500A LED "Blooming Onion" type CPU heatsink, and it does not even come close to touching the side fan. You will have to watch your wires though.
I switched to this case from a CM Stacker 830, and the fans that just come with it make the switch totally worth while. The large fans make a lot less noise than the 7 120cm fans I had in my CM case, and they do a better cooling job too in my opinion.
The features that are designed in this case are great, if you can afford it, buy it.
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