With the 120 mm fans included front and back and the big 200 mm chimney fan this case lowered my temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees. My X1900XTX fit fine with room for a second. Looks great with the blue lights and windows, love the USB, audio jacks and tray at the top. I added a fan on the window.

Awesome case, very happy with it. The possible modifications are pretty easy and just about endless, allowing you to really make it your own, without having to dish out a lot of cash. An added bonus?

Easy modding; great airflow; classic design

Must be modded for proper cable management

very reliable on keeping your hardware cool not so great that it didnt come with a side led fan so i took out the back fan from my old case and put it in the new one and took the led fan on the new case and put it on the side door to show off the hardware! its easy to open up .

When you're building a PC you want your PC to look very good too. Computer Cases come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Most importantly is the quality and optimal cooling of the case. The Antec 902 full tower is a suitable choice because in design and quality it's very good.

Easy to work with; great coolers and filters

motherboard plate is not removable

The Ultimate Gaming Case, Evolved. That's the theme Antec is using to sell it's new and improved version of the Nine Hundred, now simply called Nine Hundred Two . The best-selling Antec Nine Hundred offers gamers an unbeatable enclosure, one that delivers a combination of cooling, performance and...

Solid High Quality Construction; Awesome All Black Stealth Appearance; High Airflow / Cooling Performance; Low Fan Noise; External Fan Control Switches; Excellent Cable Management Options; Large Water Tube Cutouts; Washable Fan Filters

Awkward Location of Rear Fan Control Switch; Mediocre Interior Space; Fan Filter Access

August 4, 2009 by Lawrence Lee Product Antec Nine Hundred Two ATX Mid Tower Case Manufacturer Antec Inc. Market Price US$120~$130 Most manufacturers believe that simply eliminating all the cracks and holes in a case will result in a quieter system.

Heavily ventilated = Excellent cooling; Solid construction/design; Versatile drive mounting system; Excellent cable management

No bottom power supply vent; Side panels a bit flimsy

Antec has just released a new version of their famous Nine Hundred mid-tower case. Let's see the differences between the two models and if Nine Hundred Two is really a good product.

Top-notch quality; Amazing number of hard disk drive bays that will please even very high-end users (six or seven; if you use the 5.25"-to-3.5" adapter); Hard disk drive cages are removable; Dust filters; Speed control for all fans; Eight expansion slots; eSATA port

No screwless mechanisms for the hard disk drives; Could have four USB ports; Could have one FireWire port; Could have come with black thumbscrews for fastening daughterboards; Could cost less

we have something of a bumpy relationship with "gamer" cases; enclosures specifically targeted at the first time or less experienced system builders. While they always tend to pack the apparently mandatory LED lit cooling fans and industrial styling, all too often there are compromises, be it in...

Today we are checking out the new Antec Nine Hundred "Two" which is an updated version of the original case. The updates included improved cooling and an all black design along with a few other minor tweaks here and there. Those that liked the original are surely going to enjoy this update...

Continuing our spate of Antec case revamp reviews, today we have the baby of the bunch, the Nine Hundred two v3. Sure it's a few hundred Antec numbers below the Twelve Hundred we reviewed recently, but it's a lot more than the P193 right? In numbers anyway.

Looks good; Painted interior; Good cable management; Strong and quiet cooling; Added USB 3.0 port

No PSU air intake; Panels arn't the strongest; V3 additions arn't well realised