Today, we’ll be taking a look at the Antec DF600 FLUX. As we know there a ton of cases out there to choose from. So when we are looking for a new case, we need find something special about the case, something that make the case stand out from the rest. This can be achieved in a variety of ways. The case may feature special RGB, a plethora of cooling setups, included accessories, or striking looks. What ever you need in a new case I am sure there is one out there that will fit your needs. Today we are going to show you what makes the DF600 Flux a special case and why it shouldn’t be over looked. We are all aware that the more power a Proc need the more heat it is going to generate. And with the 10 Series from Intel and the New Ryzen Procs. The heat is more than we were used to back in the day of the 8 Series from Intel. That heat has to go somewhere and that somewhere is not sitting stale over my motherboard. The slightest increase in airflow over your hardware can make a huge difference. I see this even when I am transferring files on my external SSD.
If I have a fan blowing on the SSD the heat build up is tremendously less. Just by doing a touch test the SSD is half as hot on the surface. If you can keep the surface cooler the thermal conduction to the air is quicker and get the heat away from the chips. The DF600 is equipped with 5 fan from Antec, that is unheard of and the fact that three of the are RGB is insane. And from what I can tell before turning them on they seem to be decent fans. With cooling being the main attraction of the DF600, the added aesthetics is a welcome bonus. The more in and out the case has it obviously is going to keep the internals cooler, that’s just a given. Can the DF600 live up to the hype. Lets get into the details and find out.
DF600 FLUX is equipped with the F-LUX Platform. The F-LUX Platform is a new industry-leading and highly efficient design by Antec featuring an advanced case structure for excellent airflow and 5 x 120 mm fans included. A core element of the design ethos was to enhance GPU cooling performance.
I would like to thank Antec for providing this review sample! Let us see what Antec has to say about themselves on their website:
Antec, Inc. is the global leader in high-performance computer components and accessories for the gaming, PC upgrade and Do-It-Yourself markets. Founded in 1986, Antec is recognized as a pioneer in the industry and has maintained its position as a worldwide market leader and international provider of quiet, efficient and innovative products. Antec has also achieved great success in the distribution channel, meeting the demands of quality-conscious system builders, VARs and integrators.
Antec’s offering of enclosures includes a wide range of cases, such as its advanced Performance One Series, economical New Solution Series and VERIS family of media components designed for the home theater PC market. Antec’s products also include front line power supplies, such as its premium Signature Series, powerful TruePower Quattro Series and EarthWatts, one of the most environmentally friendly power supplies available. PC gamers are an increasingly significant consumer of performance components, and many Antec products are designed for the gaming demographic, like the premier gamer enclosure: the Nine Hundred. Antec also offers a line of computer accessories comprising many original products, including its patented LED fans and notebook cooling solutions.
Antec is headquartered in Fremont, California, with additional offices in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, as well as in the UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, China and Taiwan. The company’s products are sold in more than 40 countries throughout the world. Please visit www.antec.com for more information.
You can buy the Antec DF600 FLUX Mid Tower Chassis
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