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An attractive appearance is created by the ONE's sleek black side panel. Installation of a 120mm fan is possible thanks to a protrusion of around 10mm coupled with intelligent positioning of the mount.
Mirroring the left side panel, with the exception of a fan mount, the right side's 10mm bulge will have a positive impact on cable management.
Consisting of 2x USB 3.0 ports, audio jacks, indicator LEDs and power and reset buttons, the front panel is exactly what you would expect for a modern, value-oriented case.
Perforation of the front panel allows air to easily enter the chassis.
Break-out IO panel and PCI shields expose the corners that have been cut for this case to reach its intended price point.
Two pleasing factors are the inclusions of a vented area and water-cooling grommets.
Mounted in the top panel area, a 120mm fan will help improve cooling around the CPU area. Lacking any type of filter, this perforated slot will contribute largely to dust entering the system.
Four feet raise the ONE above the floor allowing air to enter the power supply. Omitting a dust filter from the bottom 120/140mm mount wasn't a good idea by Antec. If a fan is installed in this position, the system will very quickly clog up with dust and dirt.
Good cheap case for a home server too IMO. my bud has one and its quite well made considering.
I would like to use this case for my over-clocked parts as it is most suitable.
For an entry level case I can’t complain, good airflow, silent operation for the open nature of the case. My only gripe as it is with any entry level case is the build quality. Stepping up a mere 40 dollars ALWAYS puts you into a whole other realm of quality. (Even on a budget build)