AntecC5 ARGB, 7 x 120mm ARGB PWM Fans Included, Up to 10 Fans Simultaneously, Type-C 3.2 Gen 2 Port, Seamless Tempered Glass Front & Side Panels, 360mm Radiator Support, Mid-Tower ATX PC Case

The Antec C5 ARGB Computer Case is an absolute standout in my gaming setup! From the sleek design to the impressive airflow, this case checks all the boxes. The ARGB lighting adds a stunning visual appeal and is fully customizable, giving my rig a unique look. It’s spacious, easy to build in, and the cable management system is a breeze. If you're building a gaming PC, this case offers incredible value, durability, and performance. I’m really happy with my purchase and highly recommend it!

The price of this case is unbeatable, especially when you consider the popular fish tank aesthetic and the inclusion of multiple ARGB fans along with a hub. I had no issues fitting an ATX motherboard inside—it’s spacious and well-designed. Airflow is excellent, and I mounted a 280mm AIO at the top without any problems. Once the fans were calibrated through the BIOS, the case's performance really stood out. For anyone looking for a visually appealing case with great cooling potential, this is a solid choice.

I really love this case. It looks beautiful and the fact that it has 2 tempered glass panels is really cool! This is especially important when considering that cases like this are normally $140+.Pros:- Dust filter included!- The bottom dust filter is actually a pull-out tray/dust filter which is super nice!- Power supply shroud is at the top of the case which in my opinion makes the case look neater and less crowded.- Tons of screws included (and cable tie-downs/velcro) so they supply all that you will need.- Graphics card holder is included which in today's day and age where graphics cards are getting heavier this helps ease the stress on the PCI express slot.- Enough room for cable management and there is places along the edges of the case to router cables around for less crowding of cables.- 2 SSD slots in the back and 2 hard drive cages.- Top panel has light-up USB 3.0 slots so if you like that then it's there.- Possibility to have:- Vertically mounted graphics card- 2 radiators/water cooling- The tempered glass door can be taken off which is nice!- The ability to fit E-ATX motherboards- Overall everything looks very nice.Cons:- If you are wanting to mount 3 fans onto the side of the case or do anything special towards the top of the case you will have to remove one if not two of the hard drive cages because there isn't enough space for 3 fans and both drive cages.- Maybe it's just me but having a cutout in the power supply shroud is a downside because at least for me my Seasonic power supply doesn't look that good lol.- There are these cut-outs at the bottom of the case which I assume is to feed wires through but they are just so big that you can see the cables being routed at the bottom/backside of the case. It's just more of a cosmetic thing.- Doesn't come with fans, which I know increases the price of the case but could be a downside for some people.- The front panel, unfortunately, doesn't have combined audio and mic jack. Which could maybe be a problem for some people?- From my understanding, if you want to put 3 fans at the bottom of the case you will have to (temporarily) remove one of the bottom case stands to access the area to screw in a 3rd fan. I only had 6 fans so placing only 2 at the bottom wasn't a problem but for some people, it could be.- No cable shrouds included which is purely just cosmetic/cable management problem but it would be nice to have the ability to cover up some of the cables being seen through a hole put in the case. However, it could increase the price so it's fine.Overall this is a wonderful case, and for the price, it's even better! I would recommend this case to friends (already have) and would personally buy this case again if given the choice!

Case looks good. No problems with the RBG fans. Only complaint would be the noise, even with changing the fan speed in the bios to quiet. Dual chamber is nice, but there is still not a significant amount of space in the chamber behind the main compartment after installing the power supply. Would be a pain to change out the pre installed fans down the line as it is a tight space. For the money, I can’t complain. I think I got this for around $110. With a normal sized ATX motherboard, you can not fit the PCIe/GPU cable beneath the motherboard so you have to route it to the right side. I’m happy with the build.

To start off, it's a big case. For some, that may not be great, but it's good for thermals. It looks great, the 7 fans haven't given me any issues yet.

I needed a little more space on my desk and my O11 Dynamic Evo was eating up that real estate. This case fit the bill and was priced right. Came with four fans and fan controller - I did not use any of them though. Case is very sturdy and looks good. Cable management is tough due to smaller PSU basement. Found a vertical GPU bracket that fit and this thing looks awesome.

This case looks amazing, and has a lot of room for cable management. The included ARGB fans work great, however the cables are exposed out of the box.

I didn’t expect this case to be this good especially for 110 dollars. It’s easily compared to the Lian li case without it being 200 dollars and it comes with 7 Rgb fans with a fan controller that the Lian li case doesn’t. It looks very good quality and the Rgb is great too. The airflow is amazing with removable dust covers and it comes with a ton of extra screws. Another thing is it’s great for cable management and back managed motherboards. The cooling for aios” is amazing since it has many spots you can add the aio to. It’s also a great size not to small and fits a atx motherboard perfectly.