Antec P10 FLUX, F-LUX Platform, 5 x 120mm Fans Included, Reversible & Swing-Open Front Panel, Air-Concentrating Filter, 5.25" ODD, Fan-Speed Control, Sound-Dampening Side Panels, Mid-Tower Silent Case

I've used Antec cases in all my builds for the past 20+ years. I've never been unsatisfied. I have no need for fancy glass sided cases so this was not a difficult choice for me. Easy cable routing, good cooling, plenty of room, sound dampening and plain good looks! Get it! you won't be disappointed.

安価だが建付けも悪くない。

ゲーミングPCを作製にはむきませんが、ビジネスPCにはシックに合います。

Yeah, yeah - who uses DVDs anymore? Well, I do and it's tough finding a case with a drive bay let alone a hidden drive bay! I can have the austere look with the functionality of a DVD drive too - super nice. The case is solid and sturdy. It's nice and quiet with the insulation and I can barely hear the power supply running. Quiet is nice!

Concerning the Antec P10 FLUX: It is well designed and equally well fabricated. The sizing/dimensions of all the parts is very good, everything fits perfectly (many name brand cases are not nearly so well fabricated). The case is sufficiently sturdy for the purpose being just large enough to house an EATX board, an optical drive and a front mounted AIO 360mm cooler/radiator. Once fully assembled, the CPU runs cool and to me, the system is quiet enough to be media room computer. A very large power supply should fit with no problem. I like that the power supply is not vented into or from the case (so that the case internal temperature does not affect it). I like the provided dust filters, one on the front three fans, one on the side inlet and one the power supply inlet. I like the control placement which helps make the cables easy to route sufficiently neatly. It's nice touch that door can open either way (or be completely removed). I like how the sides attached, clever, simple and secure. The case side thumb screws require some care to not de-attach but not much. I like the sound proofing on the interior sides and top, it seems to help a lot. It's a nit-pick but I am not so fond of the fan setup. The supplied 'normal" fans are not bad but they are not PWM. I ended up changing out all the fans for PWM fans (the radiator had them already) and repurposed the fan speed button to be a reset. IMO, the "reverse" fan is pointless gimmick and a waste of product cost. A normal fan oriented correctly is all that is needed since the side of the case is opaque. Maybe I will use the fans for pull fans on the AIO but probably not. A little more space for upper ventilation fan might have been good since only a 120mm fits. But the fan nit-pick aside, I like this case a lot and recommend it -- especially if you want a 360 AIO, and an optical drive simultaneously.