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Question: I have a Swiftech Polaris 120 for my CPU. Will the massive heat sink fit in the case. Get back to me, i'm about to order this case soon.
Document: This case has delivered the performance I was expecting, and had the bays to fit my need. I had heard about the issue with the 200mm fan, and accepted it as a possibility, but that didn't worry me too much because I knew Antec would stand behind their product if I came across the issue.The case is wonderfully cool with great air-flow, excellent cable management, and the hard-drive caddy makes it easy to get drives in and out, while also providing a clean look.
I'm bumping to 3 stars, until such time as the manufacture desides to shape up and fix this issue.Edit: Having now built my computer, I will still give this case a 5, but be aware that there is no room to mount a full size radiator in this case, ALSO you WILL NOT be able to use a 120mm raidator (single or push/pull) at the back of this case, IF you are using a X79 chipset on your motherboard.
There is a slot on the back of the motherboard that allows you to fit switches for case lights, fan controllers, etc. However as the case ships, there is only a single switch and that's for the lights in the top fan. I'd rather see an unlit fan and 3 pin sockets near the fan mounts with the wiring running to a unified control panel.If all my complaints sound like me nit-picking, that's because I am. This case is just that good.
Great Case and great customer service. I purchased the Eleven Hundred case, and received the next version of the case, ... yes its out now  the Eleven Hundred v2 Ice. the new case design has dual 120 mm fans up top rather than the single 200 mm fan, also the fan controller has been removed from the back, most motherboards recognize fan control these days, so I suppose this was UN-needed.
While I am sure Amazon would be happy to take the case back, that leads to a couple of issues. Number one the damage was not Amazon or UPS's fault. Number two while I am trying to get a $100.00 case taken care of I have several hundred dollars of components I needed to get running to make sure they were working and would not require a return. In the end I rebuilt the front by adding screws where the plastic pins had been.
this case has plenty of room for several drives and cooling fans all over, its big and bulky and wont fit in tight spaces but thats to be expected, the only draw back i see is that before building the computer, the case seemed a bit flimsy, after installing all of the components it feels more durable, however it is not the rugged hard core case that my antec case from the late 90s was.
Even my PSU is Seasonic fanless, because I like to get rid of fans. I replaced all my fans(except 200 mm one) with Noctua to reduce the noise. I should have sent this back to Amazon, but I don't have time to remove all the parts and put it together again.
The LED built into the massive top-fan provides a nice glow inside the case, but that wasn't my reason for purchasing.. just an added bonus.Since this case is for a NAS I needed a lot of 3.5&#34; bays, and this has 6 of them.
The massive fan on the top of the case does wonders. All parts are staying under 34 degrees Celsius, while overclocked, with stock cooling.
They got rid of the top 200 mm and replaced it with 2 120 (or 140mm?) fans, something that should have been done in the bloody first place! !Now, for the record, I could have just RMA the case... but I didn't have any extra case available at the time and I needed it for the whole school year.
Answer: I can't see you having any issues with this case. It has tons of room inside and has a 200mm fan on top, plus extra width around that fan. The Polaris 120 is 152mm tall with it's fan. You should have plenty of room, and your fan may be able to pull some fresh air from the drilled holes in the plexiglass, or it may have enough room to mount a fan there as well.