Antec P110 Luce Midi-Tower - black

In addition, the P110 Luce with its side part made of tempered glass is a real eye-catcher. The case not only skilfully stages high-end hardware, but also shows off its stylish side with its brushed aluminum front and RGB lighting. In the interior fits a lot of hardware whose temperature can be kept in check with a water cooling. Lots of housing for little money: Antec shows how to do it.

The features of the Antec P110 Luce at a glance:

    Chic Midi-Tower by Antec with side part made of tempered glass
    Space for ATX, Micro ATX and Mini ATX motherboards
    Brushed aluminum front with RGB lighting
    Up to five 120- or four 140-mm fans possible, 1x 120-mm fan preinstalled
    Eight seats for 3.5- or 2.5-inch drives
    I / O panel with 2x USB 3.0, HD audio, HDMI and RGB control
    Graphics card length of 390 mm, CPU cooler up to 165 mm

Lots of space for drives and graphics cards

The core of this stylish case is made of sturdy steel. The interior is tidy and spacious. The power supply cover hides the cables and provides space for two 2.5-inch or four 3.5-inch drives on the lid. In addition, the cover is decorated with the Antec logo, which is illuminated with a white LED. Under the power supply cover behind the optional power supply, which can be up to 20 inches long, there is a classic HDD cage with bays, which in turn can accommodate two 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drives. Finally, there is a support for two more 2.5-inch drives on the back of the motherboard bracket.

On the right side of the interior, a support is placed behind which cables can be hidden. At the same time there is a height-adjustable support for overlong graphics cards attached. There are eight slots for expansion cards on the back and, unusually in this price range, the possibility of vertically installing a graphics card. There is room for a 120 mm fan above the slots, which Antec will deliver as well.

Well ventilated

The front is equipped with a brushed aluminum cover and an Antec logo with RGB LED lighting. The side vents provide a neat airflow that can be ignited by three 120mm or two 140mm fans. A magnetic dust filter ensures that the interior remains clean. A 120 mm fan is already installed. If you prefer radiators for water cooling, you can install a 360er there. Another 280 mm radiator can be attached to the lid. As a result, alternatively, two 120- or 140-mm fans have space. The interior can be seen through the tinted glass panel made of four-millimeter-thick tempered glass, which is fastened by four knurled screws decorated with Antec logo.

In addition to the dust filter behind the front, there is one more each on the lid and one on the bottom, which can be removed laterally. The unusually populated I / O panel is attached to the top of the front cover. There are in addition to two USB 3.0 ports and an HDMI slot for VR headsets. There is also a switch that controls the RGB lighting on the front panel. Two additional RGB LED strips with 4-pin plugs can be connected to the enclosed controller.

Technical details:

    Dimensions: 230 x 489 x 518 mm (WxHxD)
    Material: SECC steel, tempered glass, aluminum, plastic
    Color: Black
    Form factor: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
    Drive bays: 8x 3.5 or 6x 2.5 inches (internal)
    Fan (possible):
    2x 140 mm / 3x 120 mm (front)
    1x 120 mm (back)
    2x 140/120 mm (cover)
    Fan (pre-installed):
    1x 120 mm (front side)
    1x 120 mm (back)
    Filter: front, power supply
    Radiator-Mounting: 1x 360 (front), 1x 280 mm (cover), 1x 120 (back)
    Expansion Slots: 8 (horizontal), + 2 (vertical)
    Power supply (optional): ATX
    I / O panel:
    2x USB 3.0
    1x HDMI
    1x RGB controller
    1x each audio in / out
    Dust filter: front, lid, bottom
    Maximum graphics card length: 390mm
    Maximum CPU cooler height: 165 mm
    Maximum network part length: 200 mm