Antec NX410 ATX Mid-Tower Case, Tempered Glass Side Panel, Full Side View, Pre-Installed 2 x 140mm in Front & 1 x 120 mm ARGB Fans in Rear (White) (9734088000)

I just built an awesome budget gaming rig with this great case and it looks so damn fresh! I stress that this case is for budget rigs so I'm talking low powered CPU's and GPU's such as the 65w i5-10400f cpu and a GTX 970 4gb gpu I'm using on a B560 motherboard (3600mhz ram speed in XMP with the i5-10400f is a bonus!). Cons: 1) The included Antec case fans appear to be proprietized with the front panel switch so swapping out or adding more fans could be cumbersome. 2) There's no fan speed controller or any compatibility from the included fans to plug into motherboard fan headers so the included Antec fans will be running at the same speed all the time. 3) I had trouble figuring out why I couldn't restart my PC from Windows 10 without having to hit the front panel power switch so I discovered that unplugging the HDD LED headers from my motherboard resolved this issue. This is fine if you don't need to use the front panel HDD LED's but plan on using the fan LED switch on the front panel to change the fan RGB patterns and colors on the included Antec case fans. This is controlled by the Reset switch header wired to the rear fan and powered by your PSU's molex cable. Pros: 1) The one speed Antec case fans came properly pre-installed and are actually quite efficient under all my component loads. When idle, my motherboard keeps under 27c, i5-10400f keeps under 28c (using a Deepcool Gammax 400 cooler) and I don't really notice fan noise. When gaming, my GTX 970 stays under 78c max and the 10400f under 60c max while cpu fan noise is also tolerable. I don't really need to use any more fans to keep my budget PC cool. 2) The fan LED switch and RGB effects work beautifully. A simply push of the button and I get a different fan light show or color. Saves you time and windows memory from opening up an app and go through several clicks. 3) The swinging tempered glass door can easily be removed by simply lifting it from the latches. 4) It' s only $50! This Antec case is in line with the front mesh airflow trend. The compact shape gives it a deceptive look of a micro ATX case yet the vertical design is a perfect fit for ATX boards. The space for the PSU and cable management scheme in the back panel is decent. The overall build quality and material isn't that shabby. It just looks simple, clean, and unique. Amazing value for an amazing budget case here in 2021!

Antec didn’t play when it came to making this case. The fans are very quiet for being just stock fans, in fact I still use them for my setup. Tons of color options and modes to choose from, my favorite being the static options. My favorite feature on the case is the window panel that has a handle so you can open up your case whenever you please. Makes it easy to install new upgrades, maintenance your pc, add some decoration inside, or just stare and admire your components for hours lol. Case can fit triple fan GPUS and can house 3 fans in the front however it is recommended you stick with only two. You can also add fans to the top, with the top featuring a dust pad which is a plus. You can connect up to three usb ports at the top, with a mic and audio port as well. This case is practically universal and you can change it to your choosing to adjust to your components. The only downside with having a white pc case is over time you’ll see spots on it from dust and other stuff so be sure to frequently clean your case. Everything is easily removable and materials feel premium as well. If you’re looking for a light show of a PC with good ventilation, good practicality and durability with all around features, this is definitely the case for you. I will be keeping this case for future upgrades and would recommend purchasing from ANTEC for their top notch cases.

A great looking case. Video Card mounting is a little flim flam but it works fine. Good airflow. The fans are unique. They are not normal case RGB or ARGB fans. The rear 120mm is the main controlling fan. It gets power from a SATA connection on your PSU. The front 140mm fans connect daisy chain to get their power and light control from the rear fan. The rear fan has a black connector called reset switch that plugs into the LED switch that controls the LEDs. The additional wire on the rear fan is not used. The fans do not plug into the motherboard and they run 100% all the time. No speed control.

Overall a pretty decent case, should work for most builds. Airflow is good even with the stock fans, and aRGB is always a plus. The tempered glass window shows off your hardware nicely. Great looking case for the price. All that said, there are some inconveniences - though none were a major issue for me. Larger GPUs may be a tight fit - check your dimensions if you are unsure. The aRGB fan lights are a bit unusual - to use software control you have to hold the button on the case for 5(?) seconds, otherwise you are stuck with the built in options. Some cable running can be difficult due to tight bends and spaces, but this is pretty common. This case is made of thinner material than some of the more expensive options - though it shouldn't be an issue as long as you aren't rough with your pc. Overall I would recommend this case for a low-mid tier build. Consider a larger case if you are running water cooling or multiple GPUs.

Early last year I got a pretty cheap case and realized very soon that I made a mistake. Fory personal main system I went out and got an NZXT H7 Flow. That's a very nice case. I needed a case for my old components to go into so I could build a system for my mom and for me to use whenever I visit her. I didn't want to spend a ton. She wanted a white case and was adamant that she wanted "the pretty lights" my PC has. She doesn't game but she definitely wanted something nice. This fits nice. The fans are proprietary and are powered by SATA. The rear fan has the RGB controller in it. The depth of the case should accommodate most tower coolers or reasonable size. The length of the case will support medium to large-ish GPUs, although I would hesitate to try a three fan card. The cable management on the back of the case is pretty good. Cables have space to lay flat and don't block the back panel from closing very easily. Mom loves it and it's decent amount of RGB settings. Highly recommend.

I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical about the Antec PC Gaming Case when I first heard about it. I mean, who needs a case with RGB fans, right? But boy, was I wrong! As soon as I turned on my computer, I felt like a real gaming superstar. I mean, I might not be very good at video games, but at least I look cool doing it! Plus, the case was super easy to work with. As someone who's not very tech-savvy, I appreciated that the cable management system helped keep all my cables organized and not looking like a rat's nest. And the tempered glass side panel is a great feature, so I can show off my cool build to anyone who walks by (even if they don't know what they're looking at).

This PC case has been great so far. I bought it three weeks ago and everything is working fine. I was a little skeptical to buy this because people said the RPGs burned out after the first day but I’m wondering if they were not careful when touching the case (burned out a part from touching it… I’m new to gaming and forgot what this is called!!) My partner who is an avid gamer, built my PC and said that this was a great case for the money. He has been playing video games for over 10 years. The fans are pretty quiet and make a low humming noise. I hardly notice them. The door opens just fine and you can put a little figurine or something else inside if you like. The colors of the fans are nice, but please know that they are limited: they have pink, blue, purple, and green. I expected some yellow or orange, but they don’t have these colors built in. Overall, I love this case and I’m glad I went with it!

My very first PC build almost 20 years ago was an Antec case and they have come along way since then. I am very very happy with this purchase. Aside from the fact that I picked this up on Prime day at a super low price, there are several things I liked. First, the three included case fans push air very well and the lights are adjustable using the reset switch on the front panel. Second there are ample places to install hard drives unlike other budget cases. Third, in order to get access to the inside, the tempered glass side swings open. This feature is super convenient and there is no need to grab a screwdriver. The case overall seems to be made of decent quality materials and it doesn't have a cheap feel to it. I would definitely buy again.

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The fans remain always ON and can only be connected to the SMPS. There is no way to connect fans to the motherboard and that’s the biggest turn off. I wound not recommend.

Excellent

I've used the Antec NX410W for my third budget DIY build. ** Note: The Antec fans included with the case were not used, so any potential issues related to them are not considered in this review. ** My requirements were: A budget case ($78 CAD at the time of purchase) A case for a black-and-white build Enough space to fit a CORSAIR iCUE Commander CORE with 5 fans, a 120mm CPU air cooler, an SSD, and a 3.5" HDD This case met these requirements perfectly. The metal of the case is relatively thin, but this also makes the overall build relatively light. The top mesh screen can be removed if necessary, so airflow should remain relatively good. The case is fairly minimalist, but in a good way. The top USB ports are easily accessible, and while I wasn’t sure about the magnetic front door at first, it’s much more pleasant to use than having to deal with screws. I'm not planning to move the computer around, so it should be quite adequate. Even the power button has a satisfying feel to it. I would have liked more space in the back, but as it stands, I still didn’t have any issues plugging in all the cables, including fitting the Commander CORE and all the fan power and RGB cabling. Depending on the PSU used, the space available for the power connector in the main SSD area could be problematic, but it worked fine for me. The same goes for the HDD bay. Overall, assembling all the components in this case was pleasant and hassle-free. Of my three budget DIY builds, this has been the most effortless so far. Pros: Good value for the price I paid. Cons: Could benefit from more space in the back.

Molto bello e robusto. Le ventole sono silenziose e fanno un bel effetto con i sui colori che possono essere cambiati tramite un pulsante sul case. Consigliato a tutti quelli che cercano un case di medie dimensioni.