Stefan Mileschin

Antec has released a brand new Mid-Tower case in the P120 Crystal. This new chassis may be one of the cleanest and most elegant cases Antec has produced. The P120 Crystal hails from the Antec Performance series of cases and includes full tempered glass front and side panels as well as the ability to mount a pair of 360mm radiators internally which is but one of many features. Read on to see the details and see how this case performed below!

Antec P120 Crystal
Features and Specifications

The P120 Crystal is constructed with an all-steel frame and a pair of lightly tinted tempered glass panels enabling the user to ogle over their prized internal components. Its all-black theme maintains a distinct, clean appearance that many users love.

Located on the top at the right side is the front panel interface. It utilizes a pair of USB 3.0 ports, HD audio connections, a power button, and a reset button. The options are standard (A USB Type-C port would be a nice addition), but its location is set back almost towards the middle of the case.

The P120 Crystal is able to house up to two 360 mm or two 280 mm radiators, one located at the bottom and one on the right side. There is also the ability to mount a 120 mm or 140 mm fan or radiator at the rear of the case.

Storage capabilities are taken care of by way of a pair of hard drive caddies and SSD trays. The three HDD caddies are compatible with 3.5″ and 2.5″ drives while the two SSD trays work with all 2.5″ drives.

Vertical GPU mounting is unlimited in the P120 Crystal with its triple-slot vertical expansion slots. Even a triple slot GPU will fit.

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