P180B

MBrown

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Does anyone have to Antec P180B yet. I'd like to see some pics of this beauty.
 

Running

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i just got it, but i need to order my psu and put everything inside it. yea basically what modempower said, but it looks really sexy =)
 

Bobthelost

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It's the same as the SPCR edition P180 with the following changes:

No VGA duct (waste of time that was)
Latest version of the door (still not perfect but alright)
No SPCR logo on the front.
 

Shadowknight

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Originally posted by: Bobthelost
It's the same as the SPCR edition P180 with the following changes:

No VGA duct (waste of time that was)
Latest version of the door (still not perfect but alright)
No SPCR logo on the front.

They also rigged up the upper hard drive bays to take a fan. You can find reviews of the P180B through google that highlight the differences.
 

Pens1566

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The upper hard drive bay always had a fan right in front of it. Did they add a fan mount to the cage itself?
 

Shadowknight

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Originally posted by: Pens1566
The upper hard drive bay always had a fan right in front of it. Did they add a fan mount to the cage itself?

The ADDITIONAL fan has one that attaches to the back of the cage. The other fan placement is still behind the cage. So you have the option of using 2 fans to cool off the same hard drive cage.
 

Kougar

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Originally posted by: Shadowknight
Originally posted by: Pens1566
The upper hard drive bay always had a fan right in front of it. Did they add a fan mount to the cage itself?

The ADDITIONAL fan has one that attaches to the back of the cage. The other fan placement is still behind the cage. So you have the option of using 2 fans to cool off the same hard drive cage.

Yes, the top hard drive card can have a 80 or 120mm size fan (I forget which size) stuck on it at the inside part of the cage, thereby preventing the use of any HDDs inside the cage and instead turning it into a wind tunnel to blow cool air onto hot VGA cards, especially for an SLI or Crossfire rig.