The Antec Titan 550 aims to set a new standard for server grade systems. Antec designed the Titan 550 to meet the needs of consumers in the server and workstation markets. Today LR looks at the case and see if the features are appealing to enthusiasts.
Along with better airflow and ease of use, the Titan's design is also perfect for Dual Xeon and Opteron solutions along with the upcoming dual core server and desktop processors. The Antec Titan 550's ATX12V 2.0 power supply stands ready to support all the latest hardware from both AMD and Intel. The included Antec 550W power supply offers split 12 volt rails for added stability...
Man i like that thing, i got 4 4U rackmount server cases but i think that one looks like its much better. maybe a nice fedex elf or ups gnome will send me one
"Don't open that! It's an alien planet! Is there air? You don't know!"
I would be happy too....only Nate is getting this for a double secret project he is working on.
It really is a great case, I wish it would fit a standard ATX as it would have kept a very nice home with me.
capper5016 wrote:I would be happy too....only Nate is getting this for a double secret project he is working on.
It really is a great case, I wish it would fit a standard ATX as it would have kept a very nice home with me.
It really doesn't fit standard ATX?!
Either way, that is a frickin' sweeeeet case with some awesome cooling and innovations!
I tried 5 seperate standard ATX motherboards in this case without any luck..... too bad, it would be perfect for a water cooling system....or maybe vapochill.
well, I just got done talking to Antec (they have been on vacation), and they in fact say that the Titan 550 handles standard ATX.....although none of my boards will fit, the mounting posts and mounting holes on the boards won't line up on some pegs.
As soon as I hear back from them on this I'll update you guys.
capper5016 wrote:well, I just got done talking to Antec (they have been on vacation), and they in fact say that the Titan 550 handles standard ATX.....although none of my boards will fit, the mounting posts and mounting holes on the boards won't line up on some pegs.
As soon as I hear back from them on this I'll update you guys.
no, because the board mounting holes on the lower right side of the board have nowhere to be secured....mioght have been a defect, might have been a defect with me, i'm still waiting to hear back from them on it.
Sylvain Rancourt brought to my attention that the new Antec Titan 550 case is available. After our review, Antec revisited the design and realized that in fact it did not support standard ATX, and revised it. Anyone looking for a standard ATX server case can now include the Titan 550 on their list.
Sylvain Rancourt brought to my attention that the new Antec Titan 550 case is available. After our review, Antec revisited the design and realized that in fact it did not support standard ATX, and revised it. Anyone looking for a standard ATX server case can now include the Titan 550 on their list.
Great news. I think I'm definately adding the Titan to my list of possibilities for a new case. I really like its design a lot. Too bad it doesn't have a nice semi-glossy finish like the new Sonata
Will this case ever be offered without a PSU do you think?
Titan 550 Server Case Not a great question but, Can someone tell me which rails I use for the hard drives. I do not see how the metal ones fit on the hard drives. Does anyone have a picture? I am assuming the metal ones are for the hard drives and the purple ones are for the cd/dvd drives. Thanks folks....overall, I love this case.
Loved the review. I just inherited the same case and was thinking of using
it for new board. Problem is, I cannot seem to find a way to separate the
motherboard tray from the chassis, and finding any type of manuals on the
web for a product that is no longer supported. I was wondering if anyone would
be so kind to tell me how to unlock the tray.
j/k