Antec Flux Pro, 6 x PWM Fans Included, High-Airflow Front Panel with Walnut Wood, iShift PSU 90° Mount, USB3.0 x 2, Type-C, 420mm Radiator Support, Temp. Display, Full-Tower E-ATX PC Case

The Flux Pro is hands down the best case I have ever personally come across in years of building PCs for myself, friends and family.- Nicely shipped, comes in a box with molded foam padding holding the case securely in place.- Includes plenty of screws etc. for various arrangements, multiple SSDs, as well as a nice transparent plastic screw case/organizer with movable separators.- Spacious and easy to build in. Plenty of space for large CPU coolers and GPUs. Comfortably fits Noctua NH-D15 with room to spare.- Great options for cable management inside the case with preinstalled loop straps for cable bundling. Existing cables inside the case (e.g. for front panel) are very well managed also.- Included fans are very efficient and high quality, getting 6 of them included makes this case not only great quality but also a great value. They come pre-installed and hooked up to a small daughter board near the front/top panel with nicely routed cabling.- Excellent and quiet air cooling performance. Using AMD 9800X3D and NH-D15 cooler, Sapphire AMD 7900XT GPU with default curves on the case fans, baseline 40% on the NH-D15 up to about 60C and an aggressive curve ramping quickly to 100% by 80C. The resulting system is totally silent for basic use and nearly all gaming loads; fans only become audible under very CPU heavy loads like code or shader compilation. Most of the time the GPU fan (and some GPU coil whine...) are the loudest thing in the system. I rarely ever see the CPU above about 65C, and even maxing out all cores I simply can't get it much above 76C with instant peak of 81-82C before fans catch up. Of course the 9800 and Noctua also get credit for this, but it's truly impressive how quiet it is.- The HDD rack in the lower bay is easy to completely remove if you aren't using it, for slightly better airflow from the two lower fans pulling up through the bottom of the case.- Power supply is easy to install with plenty of room for dealing with cables thanks to the large mostly empty lower bay.- The mesh front panel and small holes on the bottom panel do a good job of minimizing dust in the case. Not perfect, but very good given the outstanding airflow of the case. The spacious interior also makes it easy to clean.- The USB ports and power button on the top/front panel are solid and firmly mounted.- The CPU/GPU temperature display works well (with required software installed) and is kind of cool.- I didn't really care about the wood accent when I purchased, but it looks quite good and is a nice "premium" touch.- No quality issues with my unit of any kind.A small nit, but depending on the arrangement of your motherboard, the cables from the front panel may be very slightly on the short side. Not really a problem, but for one of the cables from the front panel I had to basically force a shortest path diagonally across the back of the motherboard (ignoring most cable management) to be able to reach the far left side of the bottom edge of the mobo.

Really, this is an awesome case. It's massive, has nice airflow, looks great with the wood accent, and is easy to build in. It comes with 5 fans! So far, I have no plans to add more; my temps are great. The front, top, and side panels all pop off instead of needing thumbscrews (front is also held on with magnets). One of my favorite small things about this case is that the front panel connections are integrated into one connector, instead of having separate, tiny connectors for the power switch, reset switch, etc. Also enjoyed that it came with a small set of screws and standoffs. I'm not using it, but the iShift for the PSU is a nice feature.The CPU/GPU temp display is neat, but you do have to download Antec's iUnity software to use it. I don't love needing extra software to use the display, and I can't really see it the way my desk is set up, so I probably will just keep it turned off.The PCIe slot covers are reusable, so no need to worry about popping off the wrong slot. Most of the cables were already routed and the cable management was good. Managing the rest of my cables was a breeze, especially after taking out the bottom chamber drive cage.It's going to be a long time before I buy another case. This one is 100% worth it.

Pros:* Excellent construction* Dead silent* Amazing air-flow/cooling. Even under significant load the case keeps everything nice and cool.* Tons of room to work inside the case.* Tons of places to stuff your cabling to the back of the case.* Fantastic PSU mounting* I thought the walnut panneling was going to be tacky but it was really well made and makes for a beautiful finish( not that I care about the visuals)* Pretty much EVERYthing on the case can be removed. This was a HUGE bonus for me and a nice surprise.Cons:* not nearly enough HDD mounts and what it does have, with the exception of a single bay on the bottom of the case, is not modular and requires screws to be secured to the case.* You'd think that with as wide as the case is you'd get more room for cabling on the back-side of the case but it can be a challenge to position the cabling such that you can close the side-panel.

A great PC case with amazing thermals and virtually no fan noise. Under heavy loads this case/fans barely make a sound. The fans are not RGB, if that is your preference.The case is quite large inside with plenty of space to build in and fit multiple radiators. Be warned however, that this case is heavy compared to other cases. Once my build was complete it weighed approx. 40lbs.I prefer this case over the Fractal North XL (another case I was considering) for its aesthetic features and quiet operation. The Fractal North can be noticeably louder. The Flux Pro is a bit more on the expensive side but an easy buy if on sale.