Neither side nor top, what is it? Antec Skeleton house presentation!

Antec can be said to be one of the market leaders in all respects when it comes to computer cases. The common features of their products are a great choice of materials, precise assembly, and a striking exterior. They make houses for office use where elegance is important, and they produce well-designed huts designed for players where tuning feasibility is an important consideration. Perhaps They were the first to give piano lacquer-like coatings to their houses and applied pioneering solutions in many other respects. This is no different for Skeleton.

Yet how is this house different from the rest? The answer is simple, in everything, because this structure is not a house, but a beautifully executed installation frame, where all our hardware finds its place. Let the frame be interpreted literally, which will not be difficult to look at the images in the article.

What is very important is that although the structure seems simple, it is not. As usual, we get an extremely well-thought-out structure made of excellent materials, which, in addition, has excellent cooling. The greatness of the cooling is due on the one hand to the fully open structure and on the other hand to the large fan that helps the air flow, which is located at the top of the “house”. This fan, and the airflow it generates, reaches essentially all of the hardware, except for the storage devices on the lower levels and the optical drive, although the manufacturer has not forgotten to cool the hard drives, but we'll talk about that later.

What makes the structure a computer house, however, is the fact that except for the walls and roof, we find everything in and on it that makes a house a house, and here we are not thinking of the chimney now.

So let’s see Skeleton in detail, examining it from level to level, and presenting it!