A-Top AT900 Mid Tower ATX
by Mike Andrawes on January 30, 2000 11:39 PM EST- Posted in
- Cases/Cooling/PSUs
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Quick Look |
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A-Top
AT900 |
The Good | |
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+ Thumb screw side panel access |
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| The Bad | ||
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Poor construction quality |
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A little while back, AnandTech took a look at the Atop Translucent X2, the first translucent case to make its way into our labs. Unfortunately, we found that case a poor choice for anyone interested in anything beyond the looks of their case.
But Atop has been in the business for quite a while, with OEM wins such as DTK. That doesn't just happen as a result of pure luck, so they must be doing something right.
Today we take a look at the second Atop case to run through our gauntlet of tests. That case is the AT900, which is a far more traditional model than the Translucent X2.
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Specifications |
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| Form Factor | ATX Mid Tower |
| Drive Bays |
4 external 5.25" |
| Cooling |
Power supply exhaust
fan |
| Other Features | Thumb
screw side panel access Slide out motherboard tray |
| Dimensions (HWD) |
21" x 7.5" x 17" |
| Power Supply | Tough
Power ATP250-ATX 250W |





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