Antec DF600 Flux

[Darksaber]

The Antec DF600 Flux clocks in at just $70, but comes with all the bells and whistles we are used to at the $100 price point. Five fans, a clean window, Velcro strips, plenty of space for cooling and storage, RGB controller, and fan hub—the DF600 Flux looks to be breaking new ground in terms of value for your money.

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[claes]

Is that front intake filter behind the front fans? Does that count as a filter?

 

[Tom Yum]

Is that front intake filter behind the front fans? Does that count as a filter?

Can't have a filter ruining the RGB hotness, it might cause e-peen shrinkage.

 

[Vader]

From the review:
"While I usually let the numbers mostly speak for themselves, the Antec DF600 Flux warrants more. There has been this trend to provide the "best possible cooling and airflow" this year, which I don't believe should be the primary focus when purchasing a chassis—that said, others may be staunch believers in a 2–3 °C difference making or breaking a chassis. "

2-3° C difference is obviously NOT the reason why cases are in focus by the community right now. The trend is against poor case design in general, which in many cases amount to a difference of 10° or more degrees C, or more likely, a considerable noise reduction from the fans. Don't treat us like idiots, please

 

[Caring1]

I think this case just gave me reFlux.

 

[lemoncarbonate]

I've seen a lot of very cheap cases from unknown brand have this fan on PSU shroud feature... Was wondering if it worked well, but apparently not.

 

[Æther]

Hello, my freind bought the Antec DF600 Flux but we can't manage to solve this issue with the "SATA POWER" cable... Where are we supposed to connect it ? And how ? No place on the motherboard to land it. Is it a PSU SATA ? If yes... Why is it necessary to connect it to the power supply ?