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Antec ISK 600M

Darksaber

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Antec aimed to take the ISK 600 and enlarge it with the ISK 600M - for a mATX board, more hard drives, and better cooling, and it does so while re-defining some design elements in the front. Will this bigger version of the ISK 600 manage to leave a mark and is bigger better in this particular case?

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Very nice Antec... I think that if I would have seen this when I was building my 250D build I would have done this. Opposed to buying the 250D and converting to mATX... which has been fun.
 

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Excellent review @Darksaber !!!


Opposed to buying the 250D and converting to mATX

I have been debating on either the 600m or the 250d for a mITX system that I currently have in a full case. I like the fact that the 600m uses the slim laptop type optical drive rather than the full size 5 1/4" type.

From looking at the two, they appear to be close to the same in dimensions. I also like the fact that it can be used for mATX which gives the consumer the choice between mITX and mATX.
 
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I have been debating on either the 600m or the 250d for a mITX system that I currently have in a full case. I like the fact that the 600m uses the slim laptop type optical drive rather than the full size 5 1/4" type.

From looking at the two, they appear to be close to the same in dimensions. I also like the fact that it can be used for mATX which gives the consumer the choice between mITX and mATX.

Agreed! I don't use optical drives... and I went to mATX in my 250D because I wanted to run a 2nd GTX980 :)

I go to a lot of LANs and just don't want to carry around a huge case, I had a 700D and I will never do it again.
 
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