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)

Came with one of the fans broken. But of course you dont know this until the entire thing is put together and you turn it on. I dont have the time to take it ALL APART now to figure out whats wrong with the fan or replace the fan or send it back for a new one.

Great product.

Love the look of the case and will love it more when I cant get the fans plugged in. Something about the plug for the fans and the plugs on the motherboard dont fit. So hes finding something to fix it.

You can’t change the color of the fans. It’s just constant rainbow flashing. I tried everything and there is just a button to slightly change the speed of the pulsing. I bought replacement fans. Other than that it’s awesome. The glass is nice and the door lifts off really easy when you want it off. Plenty of room and the magnetic mesh is great for clean off dust. Also comes with extra parts and back slot covers.

This case was easy to build with in all honesty, it does have minor clearance issues with the rear fan but nothing taking it out and putting it back wont solve. The fans are the only real main issue, make sure you plug everything in correctly or you wont be able to change the color of the rgb. I most likely will be replacing the fans later on but all in all its a good case for the cost.

I was on a budget looking to build. It was overall a great case to build in and was easy to install my motherboard and other components. Downside though is that the fans weren’t working with my motherboard/PSU. I had to replace the case fans with another set. It worked instantly after replacing the original case fans. Overall a good case on a budget but buy some extra case fans if it isn’t compatible with your Mobo/PSU.

Pros: - Airflow is great - Tempered glass side view is nice - ARGB Fans Cons: - Fan installation is annoying - Very little room for cable management - GPU was a pain to install as there were many screws and took way too long to find the correct one provided - Support is limited and no clear instructions on how to setup case specific stuff

So the case is good. I like it. I found out the hard way that the fan leds are connected to MOLEX. That means you cant have a program like icue change the colors. The led button is just the rest button plugged into the back fan to change the color. To be honest thats minor, its a budget case. The front fans are 140mm so thats cool. Its cold! The top front and back are all vented so there is plenty of air flow. My cpu and gpu never get hot. They have nice dust filters on them and there are legs to let the power supply get some air. There is plenty of room for rads if you are going to over clock. One thing I saw on YouTube was some people had to remove the rear fan to get their motherboard in but I didnt have that problem. (Rog strix gaming II) I swapped out the fans since I just want it to look prettier. The case fans are totally fine. The hdd chassis is removable which is really nice. There is only one tray for a hdd but at least 3 spots for ssd. With the tray being removable you cold pull it out and have tons of room for cables in needed but I had plenty of room. Id totally buy this case again. Heres a picture with original fans and one with replacements.

Im rebuilding my old PC for my step kiddo for Christmas. I didnt want to break the bank and I got this case for $60ish on a lightning deal. Its great for that price. It comes with two 140mm fans in the front and a 120mm exhaust. The RGB is controlled from the reset switch on the front panel. The MB on this build does not have RGB, so that was a must for me. I guess they just run on full blast all the time, but theyre not overly noisy. I like the magnetic swinging glass door for easy access if necessary. The only other PC Ive built was my personal rig in a Lian Li O11 and you really just cant compare them. This Antec wasnt bad to build in. Cable management isnt as easy but I got it looking clean at the end of the day and I think the kiddo will be happy on Christmas! (Plastic is not removed in the pics so he can have that satisfying peel)

One thing I liked, is the ease of assembly, my system is founded on a Micro ATX board and a massive 3 slot GPU. Everything fit right in exactly how it should, however, my 280mm radiator, (Arctic Cooling Liquid Freeze 280mm) did NOT fit up top. Buyers be wary, the best AIO on the market at the moment is not compatible with this case if planning to be used in the top radiator mount location, and it barely squeezes in up front. So, my remedy was to use the included ARGB fans that came include in the box in place of the factory Arctic fans, swapped everything out, and got it all settled into its home, wire cable manage the fans, as they were when the case came assembled. And the fans werent spinning or lighting up. After awhile of troubleshooting and fiddling about to no avail, I went to swap out the included fans with the Arctic fans and the Antec fans were very hot, too hot for comfort and smelt like burning plastic. At the price of this case at the current market it is not a good value if you have to budget for extra case fans due to dead on arrival included fans. I will be returning this item due to failed the failed fans unless the manufacturer will warranty the fans. I still recommend this item barring the fact that you may want to expect some dead fans and plan accordingly.