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

The DF-85 is the top banana of Antec's premier Dark Fleet range of gaming cases. It's gone for the full killer-cyborg-from-the-future look for this hefty tower chassis, opting for an aggressive rather than stylish aesthetic.

Can the Antec 902 case bring anything new to this popular design?

Heat as you all know is one of the main enemies of the PC and its many components.  Just visit any PC Hardware-related site out there today and you will find whole sections devoted to heatsinks, coolers, etc.

Stylish design; Increased airflow; Lower PSU mount; Quiet Fans everywhere

Dust collects at all of the openings; Grating for 200mm fan could allow objects through; Relatively Difficult drive installations

After spending more than a month with the Antec Nine Hundred series, installing different systems inside and working with it day by day, it's clear this case is not as bad as some other reviews might want you to believe.

Aside from the inconvenience of installing drives, I thought the Nine Hundred was an outstanding chassis. In fact I might go so far as to say it's the most intelligently engineered and thoughtfully outfitted chassis I have yet seen. If I gave out silly editorial product awards, this would get one.

- It's different - 200mm fan - Lots of cooling

Specifications: Type - ATX Mid Tower, Color - Black, Motherboard Compatibility - (Mini-ITX, microATX, Standard ATX), Side Panel Window, 3 External 5.25″ Drive Bays, 6 Internal 3.5″ Drive Bays, 8 Expansion Slots, Front Ports - (USB, Audio, e-SATA), Fans - (1 x 120mm blue LED exhaust rear fan, 2 …

Installation of hardware into the Nine-Hundred can be a bit difficult due to the cramped nature of the case, but ultimately went off without any significant problems.

A look into a serious case for high temperature PCs.