ANTEC P6 Gaming Micro ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with Glass Side Panel

Pros:1.) Tempered glass look, looks gorgeous specially with RGB components.2.) Comes with white light fan @1000rpm3.) Huge Dust filters at top with small holes.4.) Dust filter at front and bottom of PSU with medium size holes.5.) PSU shroud gives a very very clean look. Cleanest seen so far.6.) Low leakage for dust everywhere else.7.) Cable management is very clean8.) Lower height perfect for making it look small and classic. (Cannot fit full ATX maybe a con for some peole)9.) Figer screws at glass, side panel, Hard disk rack, PCI slot bracket.Cons:1.)Price could be lower. But definitely worth it, no other case comes close to this at this price point.2.)No rubber caps for cable entries to main cabin.

Looks decent and has all required slots for peripherals..My ratingsBuild quality - 4/5Looks - 3/5Ease of installation - 4/5Price - 5/5Recommended..

Best for minimal components , highly recommended for microatx gaming pc

The power supply space is way too tight with all the cables being attched to psu. Otherwise the overall case is quite good.

Cabinate is good

Decrease the price ,it's too much,,it's original price is between 3000 and 3900,here is too much ,please decrease it .

Low cost case with real glass from the famous Antec - is it worth it? My advice is to buy only when on sale, at full price there are better alternatives.Don't take me wrong - this looks good and there aren't many matx cases on the market, but while building you realize that at Antec they just tried to glue together pieces they already had available, without putting too much thought about it.Let's start with the good things, so:PRO- It looks good, even if it's still on the bigger side- It has a real tempered glass panel (with a slight black tint)- The led fan provided is pretty silent (1000rpm max), even if not powerful- It actually supports PSUs bigger than 160mm - mine is 165 and modular and would have still been able to fit the disks cage. I think 170 non modular might be the limit though if you want to keep the disks cage. Still, because of the airflow - especially if you have a 240mm radiator - I'd recommend to get rid of the cage.- Numerous disks mounting point, space for 4 2,5" units behind the motheboard plus 2 3,5" or 2 2,5" in the disks cage under the PSU shroud.CONS- The air intakes are very small. Also, I do not understand why they perforated only the sides of the front panel, and didn't to the same on the top or bottom (the bottom is actually blocked by the logo projector). This definitely impacts thermals, my radiator really isn't performing that great and after maybe a couple of hours of gaming (with a gtx1060 and a ryzen 2600x) the cabinet feels warm indeed. Extra fans recommended.- The internal case has been clearly recycled from a normal desktop cabinet. On the top you have the large typical hole for an odd unit, and this has not been closed or covered in any way. The frontal filter covers only the two fans which sit below it - so here you go, a huge unfiltered opening that's going to suck in all the dust it can as soon as you add a few top fans - not to mention ruin the airflow through the frontal radiator. It's also not coverable in the usual ways since they put the board for the front panel straight over one of its sides. I've asked Antec about it, after the operators kept denying it existed (they have no picture of it, if you looks the pics online it seems not to exist), I sent them my own picture and they said they opened a ticket for this. It's been more than one week now and no new reply. Bad support experience, I have to say.- The space on the top where you're supposed to install extra fans is kind of tiny, and tends to conflict with the cables you pass through the upper holes. So I'd recommend to install 120mm rather than 140mm fans, to avoid issues with cables.- The PSU shroud got no hole to display your PSU, which is a pity in some cases. Also it can't be removed at all, so attach all the cables to your modular unit before you install it, or put it inside for last as it becomes hard to work on it.- More than half of the lower frontal fan goes into the PSU shroud. That's not enough airflow anyway to cool your disks (and the cage's side would block it anyway), and air only got a few small holes to escape from if it's hot (radiator). If you have a 240mm radiator like me, I'd recommend to do without 3,5" disks and remove the disk cage completely.- I wish they spent the money for the front illuminated logo on getting a better airflow - I think I'll end up removing it for this very purpose anyway (and it forces me to keep an extra molex cable around just for it!)

Used for new build, very good case.

Es muy bonita sobre todo de lado y espaciosa para ser micro atx peero, aqui el gran fallo del que nadie habla, pese a que tiene hueco en la chapa para poner dvd o lector de tarjetas el plastico frontal es ciego, no hay por donde oasar el dvd y oara colmo dicho frontal es de un plastico de una calidad mejorable.Nota: si eres mañoso y cojes bien las medidas puedes hacer tu mismo ese hueco en el plastico haciendo 4 ajugeros con un taladro y pasandole la sierra entre estos, lijas un poco para que quede esteticamente bien y ya lo tienes ok.Edito: ojo para los que quieranmontar RL de 280mm decir que en el frontal solo lo podran poner con los tubos hacia arriba (que no es lo suyo por no evitar el paso de alguna burbuja) y en la parte superior si tienes una placa con disipador en VRMs en esa parte de la caja no podras meter el radiador por que no cabe.Resumiendo, para esta caja no recomiendo RL suerior a 240mm y aun así solo podras ponerlo en el frontal salvo placa mini itx o sin disipador VRM en la parte alta.

La compre por 40€ y por ese precio es una muy buena compra.Los materiales de la caja y el cristal son de calidad, pesa y eso ya dice mucho...Es muy espaciosa, por tanto buena ventilación.No tengo quejas.Eso si, a tener en cuenta que el modelo comprado solo viene con un ventilador trasero y no tiene los típicos leds frontales, así que es una caja sencilla pero de calidad y barata ;)

Consiglio molto questo case.Secondo me, per un prezzo intorno ai 50€, è veramente un bell'acquisto.Ha fattore di forma mATX, ma c'è molto spazio per alloggiare tutti i componenti, compresa la GPU (una qualsiasi biventola ci sta comoda)Ha un copri-slot PSU che uso per nascondere i cavi. Nella parte posteriore c'è abbastanza spazio per far passare tutti i cavi che vuoi.Ha due carrellini scorrevoli in plastica per alloggiare HDD da 3,5" nella parte inferiore del case. Inoltre, dietro la MDB, ci sono altri due slot per SSD da 2,5" che era esattamente ciò che mi serviva.La parte frontale consente di installare 2 (3 forse? non ho provato....) ventole da 120, mentre sul posteriore ha già installato di base una ventolina bianca Antec.Carineria: sul frontale, il case proietta a terra la scritta Antec in luce bianca.Unici CONTRO che ho trovato:- i cavi del pannello frontale arrivano a stento alla MDB (specialmente il cavo dell'audio).- la paratia posteriore è praticamente piatta, quindi c'è poco posto per i cavi (il cavo del 24 pin della mdb è spesso e ci è stato a malapena)- di solito i copri slot PCI-E possono essere rimossi svitando una vite per installare la scheda che preferisci (scheda video, scheda wifi, ...). Qui non basta svitare la vite perché i copri-slot sono fissati con un punto di saldatura.... MA PERCHE' SALDARLI??? ho dovuto staccarlo fisicamente da case per poter installare una scheda wifi.C'è da dire che nella confezione ti forniscono dei copri-slot aggiuntivi, ma allora perché non mettere direttamente quelli?... boh