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Antec Six Hundred V2

Based on 4 reviews

Excellent:

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Pros

Some updated features, 2.5inch drive compatible, Adequate cooling.
Builtin lighting, External fan control, Included fans are quiet even at max speed, Front fan intake dust filters are thorough.
Fan-speed and lighting controls; hard drive hot-swap bay on front panel

Cons

No real cable management features, You will have clearance issues with larger video cards and installed hard drives, Plain steel interior
Non Tool Free, Non Replaceable Expansion Bay Covers, gold, Discuss this review in our forums
Visually incomplete, 200mm fan performance below expectations, Poor cable management, Overpriced for an outdated model
Installing drives requires tools; no front fans included

By Neoseeker on June 09, 2011

The Antec 600 V.2 case is the return of an old favorite with a few tweaks. The old hot-swap 3.5" drive bay was converted to the more modern 2.5" form factor to accommodate solid state drives, and interesting design styling attempts to keep this case...

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By TechwareLabs on April 17, 2011

I can’t really say anything terribly bad about the Antec Six Hundred. I personally didn’t like its looks initially, but that’s just me. It’s definitely not an eye sore. After assembling my rig and putting it in it’s place...

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By ThinkComputers on March 28, 2011

With the Six Hundred V2 case Antec has made some improvements on the original case. Many users will appreciate the CPU cutout that will enable you to install aftermarket CPU coolers without having to remove your motherboard. The 2.5-inch...

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By HardwareLogic on March 24, 2011

The Antec Six Hundred v2 case retails for about $100 (Amazon Link) and it is targeted at the mainstream to budget gaming market. There are some issues with the case, in general, but it was an okay product overall. Antec makes its own cases that...

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By Hi Tech Legion on March 21, 2011

I'm glad to see the CPU tray cut out getting bigger. One big problem with previous generations of cases was that the hole was cut off center and didn't offer universal access. The newer holes span nearly the entire top half of the motherboard....

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By Pro-Clockers on March 15, 2011

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By 3dGameMan on March 11, 2011

Video Review: The Antec Six Hundred (600) V2 Case is an affordable case that has excellent features and bold styling. Things that stand out include the top 200mm top fan, fan controller & hot swappable 2.5" drive option. If you are on a budget and...

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By Benchmark Reviews on March 09, 2011

The Antec Six Hundred v2 is a revised case tweaked to be placed back in competition with newer products. Most revisions tend to offer significant improvements in terms of usability, performance, or visual design. In this case however the only notable...

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By Computer Shopper on March 01, 2011

This solid-effort PC chassis has a slick industrial look for gamers and power users, and it's not a budget-buster....

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By Legit Reviews on February 25, 2011

Antec's Six Hundred v2 offers the airflow to cool a modern system, with quiet operations to boot. It is based on an old design that needs a serious update to compete well in today's market....

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