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Manufacturer Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
Manufacturer Limited Warranty period (labor): 3 years
Antec's Titan 650 server case is all about space. The motherboard tray can handle EATX including CEB spec boards up to 30.5cm X 33cm. Once you've got the board installed it's time for drives. The 10 bays (four 5.25" exposed and six 3.5" internal) give you plenty of room, even if you want to build an internal RAID array. All the bays are tool-less and the rails for the internal bays have rubber grommets to minimize vibrations.
In addition to the front mounts, the front panel is vented for maximum airflow across all components. The side panel has a vent with holes to install an 80mm fan over the video card for additional cooling. The back panel has a three-speed 120mm fan to pull air through the system and over the CPU, keeping everything cool.
The TruePower Trio 650W PSU is Certified SLI ready by NVIDIA with dual PCIe 6-pin connectors. There are also 4 SATA connectors for today's high speed drives. Three 19A +12V rails provide balanced, stable power. An Antec case with an Antec PSU is a great foundation for a powerful system.
Pros: Quiet. Build quality is good. Decent power supply included changes fan speed based on load. Plenty of drive bays. Thumb screws on side panel. Lockable front panel. Adjustable feet, they slide in to be like a normal case, or slide and point out to make the case less prone to tipping. Note: it's not prone to tipping anyway but the feet are a nice feature.
Cons: Pretty deep at around 21 inches. Be mindful where you plan to place it. Comes with only one 3.5-to-5 drive converter.
Other Thoughts: Great case for a server. Things to be aware of when buying this case is: 1) It only comes with one 3.5 to 5 drive converter. I was able to fit 6 drives in the bays, but had two more for the system (Raid 1). I had to buy an extra converter. 2) Power supply comes with 4 SATA power connectors. You may need to buy some Molex-to-SATA converters. 3) Has room in the front for 2 x 92mm fans. They do not come with the case, so order those as well if you'll need them. Overall, I'm very pleased with this case.
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Exceptional value for a high quality case
Reviewed By: on 2/12/2008
Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
This user purchased this item from Newegg
Pros: TONS of room inside -- this is my first consideration with any case, that it have plenty of room to install components.
FAN mounts -- locations are provided for two 120mm fans in the front bezel and one smaller fan on the side panel. Good for increased airflow, but could have been slightly better. See below.
POWER SUPPLY -- This is a very nice power supply and easily powers the two AMD 2214 HE Opterons, four 1GB ECC DIMMS, four HDDs, one DVD+/-RW drive, etc running Windows SBS 2003. Many inferior cases cost as much as this WITHOUT a power supply.
Cons: Only two minor nits: 1) a CPU mounting plate is included, but there are no product notes to indicate when/why this plate should be used. It is, however, easy enough to determine that it is NOT required with a TYAN S2912 mainboard.
2) This is slightly more serious than note one, but still nothing more than an inconvenience. The extra fan mounts could have been implemented much better. The case should have included fan power risers located at the front bezel/grill location where the additional 120mm fans are to be installed. Why? Because otherwise, to open the front grill for accessing the internal hard drives, it is likely you will need to unplug the power cables from the motherboard. It would have been much smarter for fan power risers to be mounted to the front grill where the fans are to be installed with extension cords to run to the motherboard.
Other Thoughts: N/A
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Pros: everything you need! nice power source. lots of room. used it with a Supermicro MBD-X7DAL-E-O & 2 XEon L5410 Harpertown and works beautifully... Used for professional video editing
Cons: I guess it was because of the Xeons and the above the average room temperature but passive cooling did not work and I had to buy two coolers. Now everything works perfectly.
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Outdated Technology
Reviewed By: on 8/23/2009
Tech Level: high - Ownership: less than 1 day
Pros: Well-designed and reasonably priced. Intended for single CPU motherboards.
Cons: This case includes the Antec True Power Trio TP3-650, which was released in Summer 2006 and is no longer sold by Antec. It only includes one 8-pin +12V connector, which is insufficient for many modern server motherboards.
Other Thoughts: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371001
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"TITAN" is right
Reviewed By: on 6/10/2009
Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
This user purchased this item from Newegg
Pros: *Very roomy *Solid feeling drive rails *Solid feeling case *Good sized PSU for hobbyist server/workstation *Very good price *270 degree door hinge is a nice little touch
Cons: *Directions for putting drives are kind of - for lack of a better phrase - beyond awful. I've built more than a few boxes and didn't have much in the way of issues, but if this is your first case with rail mounted drives, I flipped through the (very short) instructions and didn't see anything about taking off the front of the case to do it - oops. *It would be nice if the 92 mm fan mount was a 120
These are "would be nice if..." but keep in mind that the price is already excellent without them. *Only one fan - however, you get excellent airflow anyhow given how big the case is (still, for the love of "a diety of your choice" monitor your temperature for a while before deciding not to buy any more...) *PSU has 4 SATA adapters, 6 MOLEX - I would prefer the other way around since there are 6 3.5" bays and 4 5.25" *The front locks but not the side panel? Well, okay.
Other Thoughts: For $200 (or less on sale) this case is an excellent deal for an EATX chassis with an included PSU - and unlike with many other manufacturers you can actually trust Antec not to shovel in a cheap PO-Something.
The case feels very solid, but the front feels a bit cheap, as it's plastic. Not really a huge issue.
I probably wouldn't use this case to build a high end server/workstation, but mainly because the PSU is not sufficient for all the bells and whistles. However, for a hobbyist (I bought this for my own use as I've wanted a dual socket server/workstation for some time) it's quite good. If you're planning for SLI or anything else fancy make sure to know your power requirements - if you can't use the PSU then the case becomes a bit less attractive.
Finally, amazing Newegg service - ordered on a Sunday, received on Tuesday.
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Model
Brand
Antec
Model
TITAN650
Spec
Chassis Type
Pedestal
Color
Black
Case Material
Steel
Motherboard Compatibility
up to Extended ATX including CEB specification motherboard 12" x 13"
Power Supply
w/ 650W Power Supply
Expansion
External 5.25" Drive Bays
4 x 5.25" (one with 5.25" to 3.5" adapter)
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
6
Expansion Slots
7
Front Ports
Front Ports
USB / Audio / IEEE 1394
Cooling System
120mm Fans
1 rear 120 TriCool (Standard)
Physical Spec
Dimensions(L x W x H)
23.0" x 17.6" x 8.1"
Features
Features
Removable front bezel for easy installation Double hinge door design: open the door up to 270ยบ
Packaging
Package Contents
TITAN650 Brackets Power Cable Screw Set Other Accessories
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts
3 years limited
Labor
3 years limited
Introduction
Antec's Titan 650 server case is all about space. The motherboard tray can handle EATX including CEB spec boards up to 30.5cm X 33cm. Once you've got the board installed it's time for drives. The 10 bays (four 5.25" exposed and six 3.5" internal) give you plenty of room, even if you want to build an internal RAID array. All the bays are tool-less and the rails for the internal bays have rubber grommets to minimize vibrations.
In addition to the front mounts, the front panel is vented for maximum airflow across all components. The side panel has a vent with holes to install an 80mm fan over the video card for additional cooling. The back panel has a three-speed 120mm fan to pull air through the system and over the CPU, keeping everything cool.
The TruePower Trio 650W PSU is Certified SLI ready by NVIDIA with dual PCIe 6-pin connectors. There are also 4 SATA connectors for today's high speed drives. Three 19A +12V rails provide balanced, stable power. An Antec case with an Antec PSU is a great foundation for a powerful system.
Highlights
Superior Expandability with 10 Drive Bays Featuring four 5.25" external drive bays (with one 5.25"-to-3.5" adapter), and six 3.5" internal drive bays, the Antec Titan 650 provides superior expandability.
Efficient Ventilation The Antec Titan 650 features one 120mm rear fan with a TriCool 3-speed switch, two front 92mm fan mounts and video card vent for efficient ventilation and effective system cooling.
1. 0mm Cold Rolled Steel Coating The Antec Titan 650 features a 1.0mm-thick cold rolled steel coating for the minimum risk of damage to computer components inside.
Built-in 650W PSU The Antec Titan 650 is equipped with a TruePower Trio 650W power supply unit to feed energy-consumptive monster systems, making every computer component run robustly.
Convenient Front I/O Panel The Antec Titan 650 features a convenient front I/O panel for easy access to one IEEE 1394, two USB 2.0 and two audio ports.
Reviewed By: digital on 3/27/2008
Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
