Antec P10 FLUX Review - A Better Use for the Flux Fan Setup 6

Antec P10 FLUX Review - A Better Use for the Flux Fan Setup

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Introduction

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I would like to thank Antec for supplying the review sample.


Antec recently introduced their F-LUX platform, which employs a unique reverse-fan on the PSU shroud to alter the cooling flow for better temperatures within. Just as the name implies, the Antec P10 FLUX we are reviewing here today employs that same setup and is geared towards those who want an external 5.25" drive bay with a clean chassis. With its front door, sound dampening materials, and lack of ARGB, this chassis looks just right for workstation users.

Specifications

Antec P10 FLUX
Case Type:Mid-Tower
Material:Steel and plastic
Weight:7.3 kg
Slots:7
Drive Bays:1x External 5.25"
3x Internal 3.5"
2x Internal 2.5"
Motherboard
Form Factors:
ATX, M-ATX, and ITX
Dimensions:477 x 220 x 486 mm
Front Door/Cover:Front door with sound dampening
Front Fans:3x 120 or 2x 140 mm (3x 120 mm pre-installed)
Rear Fans:1x 120 mm (1x 120 mm pre-installed)
Top Fans:N/A
Bottom Fans:2x 120 mm (1x reverse 120 mm pre-installed)
Side Fans:N/A
I/O:2x USB 3.0
1x Headphone
1x Microphone
Fan/LED Controller:High/low fan controller with PCB hub for six fans
Compatibility:CPU Cooler: 175 mm
GPU: 405 mm
PSU: 175 mm

Packaging


Antec ships the P10 FLUX in a brown box with their signature design. There is an image of the case on front and a blow-up diagram on the rear, alongside some written details about the unit. Both sides of the package hold specifications in various languages.


Two solid Styrofoam spacers and a thin plastic bag protect the P10 FLUX from any damage or fingerprints, so you will receive your unit in great condition.

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