The American brand Antec is announcing new PC cases. The company is unveiling cases from its new Flux series. On the programme, we can expect big airflow with models featuring, at the very least, up to six fans as standard!
Flow: it’s going to blow!
With its new cases, the company is offering us airflow-oriented cases. There’s no aquarium design as we’re used to seeing in recent times, no, there’s a pretty mesh front panel for maximum breathability. What’s more, the brand is playing up the luxury factor with a real wood frame, walnut to be precise!
Internally, the company stands out for the large number of fans it includes as standard. The Pro models feature six fans, four 140mm (3x front, 1x rear) coupled with two 120mm inverted blade fans mounted at the bottom. On the other hand, the ‘basic’ cases benefit from five fans: 1x 140 mm mounted at the rear, 3x 120 mm intake fans for the front and a 120 mm fan with inverted blades mounted on the power supply cover.
But that’s not all, as the Flux Pro also benefits from a 90° power supply mounting at the bottom. Of course, beware of the depth of your power supply, as it will only be 180 mm deep. This Pro range also stands out for its watercooling radiator capacity, supporting 420 mm models at the front and top. In terms of ventilation, it can accommodate up to twelve blowers.
In practice, the differences between the basic models and the Pro series are so significant that the only thing the two ranges have in common is the design of the front panel. In terms of price, the Pro range is priced at $179.99 in black and $184.99 in white.
Here are the Antec product sheets!
