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Sonata Proto Case

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ブランド	ANTEC
ケースタイプ	Mid Tower
冷却方法	空冷
商品の重量	19.75 ポンド
USB 2ポートの数	2
USBポートの総数	2

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USBポートの総数

‎2

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‎いいえ

ブランド名

‎ANTEC

製品型番

‎SONATA PROTO

発売年

‎2011

製品サイズ

‎46.99 x 20.57 x 42.42 cm; 8.96 kg

商品重量

‎19.75 ポンド

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商品モデル番号

SONATA PROTO

ASIN

B003EKT9NM

Amazon.co.jp での取り扱い開始日

2016/8/12

おすすめ度

5つ星のうち3.8

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Andrew Komarnjicki

Great silent beauty!

2015年5月17日にカナダでレビュー済み

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This is a best desktop case. It's virtually silent and very sleek stealthy looking.
Love everything about it. If you are looking for a new quiet case and already have a power supply this is what you want.

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LEI SHI

Four Stars

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good for this price

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Omar Siddique

The least-expensive Sonata has some design flaws

2010年12月26日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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A nice-looking case that feels a bit cheap, is somewhat cramped, while having "external" drive-bays that are hard to use for non-5.25" devices.

I've been a system-builder as a hobby for many years, and I favor Antec cases, but found this case a lot less useful than either my older Sonata II or my workhorse Antec Nine Hundred Two .

First of all note this case looks similar to the Antec Sonata III , but does not include a PSU, and has a dual-speed rather than a tri-speed fan.

My particular system build needed 5 SATA drives (+ optical drive) installed, but the Proto has only 4 "internal" 3.5" drive bays. Those internal bays also have vibration-dampening grommets and removable sleds (a great Antec design). But the external bays turned out to be a lot less satisfactory.

The 3.5 external bay is designed such that a normal-sized hard drive requires the front panel removed so the drive's front sticks out like a floppy drive. There are no mounting holes in the chassis to allow mounting the drive farther back. That's a waste of a drive-bay...

Ok, no problem, I'll use the 5.25" bays with mounting brackets, right? Wrong! Turns out the 5.25" bays don't have mounting holes AT ALL, and expect you to use spring-loaded "slides" that are screwed to the drives, allowing easy removal (very similar to the green plastic rails Dell towers once used). But, on a normal 3.5" HDD, with 3 different sets of mounting adapters, it was not possible to install the drive so the front panel can re-attach (bad for both aesthetics and cooling). Worse, with the adapter that fit best, the sliding rails couldn't quite lock into place, so the drive+adapter assembly threatens to fall out if I tilt the machine. I've never run into this in a half-dozen different cases in which I've used similar 5.25"->3.5" adapters.

It's possible that somebody out there has a system that needs 3 5.25" optical drives and a FDD in one case, but I suspect those folks are rare today. That makes the external bays largely useless to me. The much more current Antec 902 (which is my favorite tower case) does not have this issue.

Versus the older Sonata II, the case walls feel thinner. I suspect most of the sound-dampening in this case is via the grommets on the drive-sleds and the Antec 120mm fan, rather than the construction of the case itself. In general the fit, finish, construction are fine, but don't have the solid, well-machined quality of my other Antec cases.

Other quibbles: The old style placement of front-panel connectors in the middle of the case isn't convenient, since a tower this size is usually on the ground, not on a desk. The 902's placement of these connectors at the top of the case (on a diagonal slant at that) is far more useful. The single cooling fan doesn't have an external speed control. There's no place to install a mid-case second fan (which other Antec cases offer). It's not hard to imagine needing more than a single fan to cool a case this size (that theoretically has 8 drive bays). The hinge of the front door is a swiveling device that seems like it would be easy to break.

If you're a system-builder on a budget, this case may be adequate, but you'll achieve similar or better quietness by picking your components carefully (eg: single platter drives or SSDs, fanless or large-fan GPU, a large CPU cooler, a quiet PSU, Antec tri-cool fans). If you have a larger budget, check out premium Antec cases which are much more solid.

For the premium Antec brand, this case is barely satisfactory. It's adequate, and certainly not shoddy, but the design flaws make it hard to recommend.

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Indo

Antec Is Still My Favorite Case Brand.

2016年5月21日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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I have three full tower Antec cases, and one original Sonata case. I always liked the Sonata case, particularly for the size, and quietness, so I bought this one for my latest build.

I had forgotten that part of the reason my old Sonata was quiet was because it only has one 120mm case fan (in the rear). The big Antec full towers have two 120mm intakes, and two 120mm exhaust fans. The Sonata's removable intake filter is only accessible from underneath the case. (The big tower cases' filters are easy "pop-out" filters in the front).

This newer Sonata case has two front panel USB 3.0 ports, but they need a single 20-pin header on the motherboard. I had to buy a PCI USB card to support that.

Otherwise, this Sonata is pretty much identical to my original one. It has the same typical Antec quality that has kept me an Antec fan for a decade. For the motherboard that is going into it, the top-mounted PSU is an advantage for routing the power cables.

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Good case with one wrinkle

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I've had this case installed for a few days now and I'm impressed. It is very quiet, with good acoustics and only one fan, which at normal speed is not very audible. But even with that one fan, it cools well. The only drawback is there is a dead spot (airflow wise) around the hard drive cages. Your HDD won't burn up, don't get me wrong, but it does run a little warmer than the rest of the components. A front fan or back PCI exhaust would remedy this if so needed. Be advised, however, the front isn't really set up for a fan, so an install there would be tricky.

The only other problem with this case is mine came with a USB 3.0 connector on the front panel, and it is advertised as 2.0, even on Antec's website. I'm all for free upgrades, but as I bought a board with 2.0 front connectors, I now have to either return it or buy another adapter to use my front USB connectors. I've only seen this complaint in one other place, so it may now be widespread error.

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