Antec Constellation C8 Dual Chamber Black Full Tower PC Gaming Case

Open box Antec C8 Dual Chamber Full Tower, Black, Tempered Glass, 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB Type-C, mITX/mATX/ATX/EATX (280mm)
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Scan code: LN162477 Manufacturer code: 0-761345-10019-9

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Product Overview

Vertical Cooling

Can accommodate three 140mm or two 160mm fans each on top and bottom for efficient GPU cooling.

Dual Chamber

Independent cooling for CPU/GPU on the left side & PSU/Drives on the right side.

Best Cooling Design

• Support 360mm radiators on top, bottom and side simultaneously for liquid cooling.
• Up to 10 fans simultaneously.
• Supports 2 x 160mm fans on top / 2 x 160mm fans on bottom / 1 x 140mm at rear.

Bottom Fan Configuration

Comes with interchangeable fan brackets to cater to fans of different sizes.

Air Intake and Dust Filter

Top: Full mesh panel.
Right side: Full mesh panel.
Bottom: Full-sized pull-out dust filter.

Quick-Release Design

Assembly and maintenance are simplified with toolless quick-release panels on the front, top, and sides, streamlining the PC building process.

Graphics Cards Installation

• Provides ample width to perfectly support wider RTX40 series GPU.
• Supports vertical GPU riser cable after removal.
• Features 8 reusable PCIe slot covers.
• Vertical Graphics Card Installation.

Power Supply Installation

• Stylish PSU bracket with rubber pad to prevent scratch
• Vast room to house power supplies up to 210mm in length
• Support side-interface power supplies

I/O Panel

• Mainstream Type-C (10Gbps) port for high-speed transmission.
• Dust plugs for dust prevention.
• Mic/Audio 2-in-1 port.

Modular Drive Trays

Supports up to 6 drives: 2*3.5" HDD & 4*2.5" SSD

Features

• Seamless tempered glass front and side panel.
• Full metal mesh design.
• Ample width to support newer graphics cards.
• Mesh dust covers.
• Stylish power supply bracket design.
• Pre-installed the with four velcro straps.

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Watercooling
Date Issued: 19th Jun 2008

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