Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Fans of Austrian cooling company Noctua like their hardware big, quiet, and brown. And now they can get it all in a PC case, with the Noctua Edition of the Antec Flux Pro. In addition to lots of brown accents, of course, it comes with six Noctua fans and a controller packed in there.
It's a looker to be sure, with the extra splashes of color really bringing out the wood in the original design. As an EATX case it can handle absolutely massive cooling, up to 420mm for radiators and the biggest graphics cards.
Something else that's big is the price, 400 US dollars, more than twice the MSRP of the standard Flux Pro case. But something tells me there are Noctua fans — the human kind — who'll be happy to pay it. For more on the latest gaming hardware, check out PCWorld.
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pcworld.com/article/3091093/noctua-first-pc-case-is-big-brown-and-pricey.html
Fans of Austrian cooling company Noctua like their hardware big, quiet, and brown. And now they can get it all in a PC case, with the Noctua Edition of the Antec Flux Pro. In addition to lots of brown accents, of course, it comes with six Noctua fans and a controller packed in there.
It's a looker to be sure, with the extra splashes of color really bringing out the wood in the original design. As an EATX case it can handle absolutely massive cooling, up to 420mm for radiators and the biggest graphics cards.
Something else that's big is the price, 400 US dollars, more than twice the MSRP of the standard Flux Pro case. But something tells me there are Noctua fans — the human kind — who'll be happy to pay it. For more on the latest gaming hardware, check out PCWorld.
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