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Antec Performance One P182SE Case
Author: Gabriel Torres
Type: First Look Last Updated: October 16, 2007
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Inside Antec P182SE

On Figure 5 you have a close-up from the rear and top 120-mm fans. Notice a black tube: that is the flexible flashlight that comes with this case, portrayed on Figure 6, which should help you installing new parts on your computer.

Antec Performance One P182SE
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Figure 5: Rear and top fans.

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Figure 6: Flexible flashlight.

As mentioned the power supply (which doesn’t come with the case) goes on the lower section of the case and there is a 120-mm fan to cool it down, see Figure 7.

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Figure 7: Where the power supply is installed.

This case features two cages for hard disk drive installation, each one holding up to three hard drives, so you can have up to six drives, more than enough even for the hard core user with a big RAID array. Each hard drive is installed to a small drawer that is inserted in the cage. At one of the sides of each cage there is a small toolbox that can be used to hold screws for when you want to add more hard drives, for example.

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Figure 8: Hard drive installation.

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