Antec Titan 650 ExtendATX Server Case (Black)

Big rugged server chassis for competitive price. But wait, that price includes an Antec modular power supply with enough hootz-pah to power a server with 2-5 hard drives in the RAID array. You aren't going to put a gamer-class video card in there for a server but it would handle middle-tier cards if you did. Its no-nonsense styling is perfect for a small business server that may be visible to employees or clients, complete with a key-locking door to keep the optical drive inaccessible to unauthorized peeps. It is large so you don't want it for a desktop box but you certainly do want this for a non-rack-mounted server.I just ordered my second one and it won't be the last.- Mark Forsyth, The IT Guy San Diego

Having worked with an older revision of this case a few years ago i was left impressed with the subtle changes they have made without ruining an already solid product. Inside is extremely roomy and they are more than enough bays for drves. Though I elected to purchase a more powerful power supply the fact that you get a 650 Watt within the price was also a treat. My only complaint is the lack of dust filters and it coming with only the rear exhaust fan but no front intake fans

Couldn't ask for a better case for the PC I have planned and am almost ready to begin assembling. I did upgrade the p/s, but that was because my plans changed slightly and I have another case that I want the 650w for. This product really is outstanding for just about any purpose and plenty of room to expand unless you are a high tech server.

Pros:This is a very well constructed stand alone server case.It's a bit larger than most.It offers great airflow.It comes with a high 650W PSU.Cons:1)The front cover takes a considerable amount of manipulation to remove correctly.2) There are no air filters in this case.

Antec meant this case to be used as a budget solution for the mainstream market. It actually has a better use. If you are willing to accept an extra long case it can be one of the best cases you can own for the typical home user. Extra room equals less noise and less chance to fumble your installations. This is even more critical with modern video cards reaching lengths that exceed the length of ATX motherboards. You might think that a few inches won't matter but it WILL make the difference between snapping off a capacitor vs having no fuss. It sports a PSU that has 6+2 PCI-E and 6 PCI-E pin so it can support smaller multi GPU setups (think a pair of 6850's or 460's) or one "mega" GPU card (think 6970 or 580).Word of warning: The PSU supplied has NO protection from being stressed from too much wattage or heat. If you try to go beyond it's specs don't be surprised if you "brick" the PSU (it's protection is a mere fast acting fuse that gets destroyed when tripped and isn't easy for the typical user to replace). If you want to use more than 2 "6 pins" you NEED to upgrade the PSU.