Antec Nineteen Hundred Red Black/Red SECC steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Awesome Sleek design, plenty of space, fans, and room for wires

Cons: None for me.

Other Thoughts: its HUGE. Not necessarily a problem for me, but buyer beware: if you want it under your desk or in a small space, do the math and see if it'll fit

Pros: This case is huge. Tons of space. There are numerous fan mounts to rearrange everything how you see fit. Nice big basement compartment. Fits a 240mm Rad in the top, and a 240mm Rad in the inside, as well as another 120mm on the back. Removing the basement HDD bays makes room to easily fit a triple Rad. Nice big window. The case is not super flashy like many other brands feel they need every case to be. It's just beautiful.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Ever since I set eyes on this case I fell in love. Then I saw some reviews really painting it in a negative light, but I went with my gut and bought it anyway. Boy am I glad I did. There is so much misinformation about this case in the big reviews that it's unbelievable. The bottom HDD bays are easily removed, there are two rivets in the bottom holding them on, and screws in the top. Easy.

Pros: Fans are well positioned and quite. A standard power supply does fit on the bottom with room for a second above. Like the secondary pane for the hard drive bay. Can access with easy. 12 - 3.5 drive bays with fan cooling.

Cons: Not a gaming build - so the clear plexiglas is not needed

Other Thoughts: Great case for a home NAS / Server.

Pros: Big
Red
Comes with lots of fans that are pretty quiet
I like the hard drive mounts, but too many

Cons: Can't fit a standard size power supply in the bottom power supply mount
The back panel is too close to the mother board chasis. Cables do not fit when routing them behind.
Can only mount a 120mm radiator on the top, even though there could have been plenty of room for a 140mm.
Case cables barely... BARELY long enough
Tons of extra screws... EXCEPT the most important! The rubberized screws for the panels and video cards! What?!?

Other Thoughts: I'm not quite sure what the design team was thinking when they designed this case. It's like they didn't think to measure things. Like how you can't fit a power supply... in the bottom power supply cage... Um, what??? There is an extra hard drive cage in the way, and... you can't... remove... the hard drive cage... Wow! Why? Why can't you remove the cage? Do I really need the extra 3 hard drive mounts in a case that has 12???

Luckily there is another power supply mount above it. But you can't hide the cabling on it like you can the one below. So... that's lame...

And if you want to route the cables in the back.... well, you can't. Because there isn't enough room between the motherboard plate and the back panel to fit any cables...

Some day I hope case manufacturers start stepping up their game. Because they are so far behind the rest of the industry it's not even funny. So tired of the plastic and steel cases that look like transformers, and only complicate the build process. It's time to grow up! All of these problems could have been avoided if they just spent a little more time in R&D.

Pros: good case for beginning builders, has every thing you need.

Cons: not that much expandability. the two 120mm fan mounts could have been three 120mm mounts. theres not alot of room for liquid cooling.

Other Thoughts: for such a big case i would expect more

Pros: A good quality case with plenty of space.

Cons: The bottom psu compartment is very crowded. I would have liked the case more if the 3 drive bays weren't in the way(either gone or removable).

Other Thoughts: The separate psu compartment is an interesting idea(Sadly I couldn't utilize the bottom psu compartment ). This case is a bit much unless you are really looking for 12 drive bays.

Pros: Ease of assembly of Cooling Antec 1250 into the case. Really helpful customer support.

Cons: So far NONE!

Pros: Good luck finding a case that will house as many 3.5" hard drive disks as this, let alone 2 power supplies. It is absolutely massive. There are also 2 mounting points for your 2.5" solid state drives. Cooling is also fantastic.

Cons: It's expensive, and there were only a couple of reviews when I purchased this but I trusted in Antec as they have made great cases in the past. It is a little hard to justify spending 4x what some cases cost, but in the end as the saying goes, you get what you pay for.

Other Thoughts: build:
intel i7 4770k
asus maximus vi formula 1150
evga gtx 780
asus pb278q 2560x1440 wqhd
antec nineteen hundred
g.skill ripjaws ddr3 x-series 16gb
samsung 840 pro 256gb
seasonic platinum 1000w
lg 14x bd-r

Pros: It's Antec, how can you go wrong?

A well built case with lots of space. Bought it as an upgrade for my home NAS. Absolutely no complaints and I'm looking forward to years of use.

P.S. The box is comically large. :)

Cons: I can't say that I'm a fan of the window or colors.. I guess I'm just not into Fast N Furious style computers.

Not really a con, but FedEx apparently ran a forklift into the box and damaged the first case. NewEgg took care of the issue lickety-split and I couldn't be happier.

Pros: Looking good case

Cons: The case is very bad setup the bottom Power Supply slot is tight it will not fit most. And the case it self is no room for water cool big case but no room to fit any Radiators only one 240mm slot very tight to fit on the top try to take a part of the hard drive bay to fit another Radiator is nightmare and the air circulation is the worst.

Other Thoughts: Very regret to purchased this case.

Manufacturer Response:

Hi Geek,

It's unfortunate that The Nineteen Hundred didn't work out for you. We would like to hear your suggestions in improving this product. Please email us at VIP@Antec.com

Thank you,

Antec Support Team