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Antec Aria mATX Mini PC Case 300W PFC W/ 8-IN-1 Flash Card Reader
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SKU: 11711
Shipping Weight:
15.00 lbs
Part #: ARIA
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There are plenty of cube-shaped cases available today. So what's so nifty about Aria? First of all, it's upgradeable. While other cube cases force you to live with pre-installed, proprietary motherboards, Aria accepts standard MicroATX motherboards. So when it's time to upgrade your system, you can choose from a vast range of available motherboards. Secondly, its built-in 300 Watt power supply delivers far more power than the barely-adequate units installed in other cube cases. And finally, Aria is the quietest PC case in the entire world. (Really. We're not kidding. And we've got the independent lab tests to prove it.) So if you're tired of your boring, bulky computer, upgrade to Aria. You'll be glad you did.
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| Number of External 5.25" Bays: |
1
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| Number of Internal 3.5" Bays: |
3
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| Number of Total Bays: |
4
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| General Information |
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| Brand Name: |
Antec
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| Manufacturer: |
Antec, Inc
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| Manufacturer Part Number: |
ARIA
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| Manufacturer Website Address: |
www.antec.com
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| Marketing Information: |
There are plenty of cube-shaped cases available today. So what's so nifty about Aria? First of all, it's upgradeable. While other cube cases force you to live with pre-installed, proprietary motherboards, Aria accepts standard MicroATX motherboards. So when it's time to upgrade your system, you can choose from a vast range of available motherboards. Aria is the quietest PC case in the entire world. (Really. We're not kidding. And we've got the independent lab tests to prove it.) So if you're tired of your boring, bulky computer, upgrade to Aria. You'll be glad you did.
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| Product Name: |
Aria Cube Chassis
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| Product Type: |
System Cabinet
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| I/O Expansions |
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| Number of Expansion Slots: |
4
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| Interfaces/Ports |
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| Front FireWire: |
Yes
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| Front USB: |
Yes
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| Interfaces/Ports: |
2 x USB Front
2 x Audio Front
1 x IEEE 1394 FireWire Front
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| Additional Information: |
Flip-up drive cage allows easy installation Low profile, small form factor allows Aria to fit almost anywhere Remarkably quiet cooling with low speed 120mm fan and Cyclone Blower 3.5" mounts include thermal tape for improved heat dispersion 8-in-1 card reader deliver maximum flexibility Fan Specs: RPM: 1200 CFM: 38.94 dB(A): 25 Card reader acceptable formats: CF I/II MS MS Pro SM SD MMC MicroDrive
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| Package Contents: |
Aria Cube Chassis 1 x Cable Case 1 x 300 Watt single fan SmartPower 1 x Power Cord 1 x Set of screws and motherboard standoffs 1 x Installation manual 1 x Short rounded Cobra IDE Cable
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| Physical Characteristics |
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| Dimensions: |
201 mm Height x 335 mm Width x 269 mm Depth
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| Form Factor: |
Cube
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| Weight (Approximate): |
4.54 kg - Net
5.58 kg - Gross
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| Power Description |
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| Input Voltage: |
110 V AC
220 V AC
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| Number of Power Supplies Install: |
1
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| Power Supply Wattage: |
300 W
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| Warranty |
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| Parts Warranty/Labor: |
3 Year
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| Standard Warranty: |
3 Year Limited
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Reviews from the Web
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Below are reviews found on other web sites for this product submitted by customers.
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http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?showtopic=7722 |
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Comparison review of Antec Aria and Minuet II |
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William_L @11/03/05 |
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http://www.futurelooks.com/?m=show&id=147 |
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There are plenty of cube-shaped bare bone systems out on the market these days. However, most of them force you to use their board built specific to the case so your options are limited when it comes time to upgrade. ANTEC provides a highly upgradeable alternative. |
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FirewireX @06/16/05 |
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http://www.algonet.se/~chaozer/antec.shtml |
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I highly recommend this case for anyone looking for a high quality mATX housing. It comes with alot of extra goodies, runs cool and is extremely quiet! The case itself also looks very nice and glows blue'ish in the dark. |
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Lechuck @01/12/05 |
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http://htpcnews.com/main.php?id=aria_1 |
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Pros: Looks great, Better temps than the Overture, More flexible than standard SFF PC
Cons: Power Supply fan is loud during heavy use |
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Reginald_T @10/14/04 |
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http://www.devhardware.com/c/a/Computer-Cases/Antec-ARIA-Micro-ATX-Cas |
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Nice review, with lots of pictures. |
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D'Arcy_L @09/24/04 |
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http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,1569075,00.asp |
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Nice short review. Shows all you need to know. |
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Perin @07/08/04 |
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http://www.moddin.net/review.asp?ReviewID=142&PageNo=0 |
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Summary:
"With the abundance of good low cost MATX motherboards this Antec case has a lot to offer whilst only being slightly larger than current Shuttle and mini ITX systems. " |
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Lechuck @06/23/04 |
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http://reviews.pimprig.com/cases/antec_aria_micro_atx_cube_case.php |
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pimprig review with tons of pictures and info. |
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Darren_W @06/18/04 |
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http://tech-report.com/reviews/2004q2/antec-aria/index.x?pg=1 |
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At the end of the day, the Aria is a fine alternative to the glut of small form factor cubes currently on the market, at least if you plan on running a system with more reasonable cooling requirements than an Athlon XP 3200+ and GeForce FX 5950 Ultra. The Aria is full of good ideas and low-noise inn |
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Mr. Friendly @05/20/04 |
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http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_content.asp?id=antecaria&page=1 |
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Game PC's review... |
| Posted by: |
Vault @04/28/04 |
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| Reviewed by littleneddy on July 23, 2006 |
Experience: 4 Months |
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A nice little case that is solidly built and quiet (I am used to the generic cheap cases). However it is an odd size; too big to be small and too small to be big.
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| Reviewed by Scott_W on June 29, 2006 |
Experience: 1 Months |
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+I've now bought 3 Antec cases (830, SonataII, Aria) and the fit and finish has always been fantastic.
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| Reviewed by frodos on June 20, 2006 |
Experience: 12 Months |
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I've built 4 systems in these cubes. All are either basic office boxes or HTPCs. For these purposes they work nicely. If only it could use a regular power supply, then it would be perfect. With 300W you don't really get video game cards or serious overclocking
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| Reviewed by eWoK on June 8, 2006 |
Experience: 10 Months |
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Overall, it's a pretty good case if you're looking for non proprietary mobo compatibility. Read the reviews. It's easy enough to get decent airflow. I have 2 HDs, 1 optical drive, and 1 AIW 9600XT and the case fan is on full all of the time. You *really* need a minimal setup to take full advantage of noise saving!
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| Reviewed by Alan_P on March 26, 2006 |
Experience: 30 Days |
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Bought this case a while ago and love it. Looks stylish and the flip-tray can be removed. Only problem that I had was that it was a little tight cramming everything inside. Overall, it was worth it and looks great!
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| Reviewed by Eugenie_C on December 19, 2005 |
Experience: 2 Weeks |
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It's a wonderously quiet and stylish box. It's not too hot if things are not overly cramped inside.
As an amateur computer enthusiast, I had some trouble putting it together. For instance, it was very difficult/nigh impossible to insert the accompanied fan intended to replace a PCI slot. It is somewhat intimidating at first to see all the wires hanging from the front panel, but the manual will do a decent job of describing where each connector should go. The LEDs are nice but can be disconnected.
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| Reviewed by Troy_S on November 28, 2005 |
Experience: 6 Months |
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Really love this case. I bought two of them.
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| Reviewed by Adam_G on November 20, 2005 |
Experience: 2 Months |
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Bought this for my sisters comp.. wanted something small.. its all about aesthetics.
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| Reviewed by NewtDogg on September 19, 2005 |
Experience: 2 Months |
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I love this thing. The way it comes apart is pretty good as the hard drive and DVDROM connect to the same aluminum frame on the inside, which pulls out. The size of the thing leads to some tricky cabling, but on the inside is also a well made ANTEC Power supply. The case is attractive also from the front. I'm using mine as a secondary/PVR machine. I've put an oc'd sempron inside w/ a 250gb SATA HD and she's running smooth as silk, no heat problems here. The Powersupply has this mamoth fan on the back that pushes a lot of air out. The giant fans are becoming pretty standard for ANTEC these days. Nice Case.
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| Reviewed by RapedApe on August 26, 2005 |
Experience: 8 Days |
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At first glance I thought this thing was great, but after putting it together my feelings about it were changing. By far my biggest problem with this case was the lack of floppy support. Not only does it not have room to put one in(which I knew about when I bought it) it doesn't even have a power plug for a floppy(which makes sense seeing as there's nowhere to put one anyways). Now this is all well and good if your using and IDE HDD, but what about those of us who bought a SATA HDD for it? NO WAY TO INSTALL THE DRIVERS. Found a way around it but it was a lot more than I bargained for. I had to set it up right next to one of my other PC's and use the floppy drive and power from it so I could install the drivers. It worked but what a pain.
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