Case PC Antec P10C Midi Tower nero

The Antec P10C Midi Tower Black is a PC case designed for ATX, Mini-ATX and ITX systems, offering a balance of silence and airflow in a compact mid-tower footprint (220 × 477 × 486 mm). It includes sound-dampening foam on the front door, sides and top to reduce noise while providing space for multiple drives, front radiators up to 360 mm and various cooling options.

Advantages

P10C combines noise reduction features with an advanced ventilation layout. The case ships with four 120 mm silent fans and an air-concentrating front filter that draws cooling air from multiple directions. A reversible, swing-open front panel allows flexible installation according to user preference, and support for a 5.25" ODD offers additional storage or media options.

Suitable for

• Quiet home office and workspace PCs
• Education and multimedia setups that require an optical drive
• Mid-range gaming or productivity builds using ATX, Mini-ATX or ITX motherboards
• Systems requiring multiple 3.5" and 2.5" drives

Key specifications

• Form factor: Midi Tower
• Supported motherboards: ATX, Mini-ATX, ITX
• Included fans: 4 × 120 mm silent fans
• Front radiator support: 120 / 240 / 280 / 360 mm
• Drive bays: 3 × 3.5" , 3 × 2.5" , 1 × 5.25"
• Front I/O: 2 × USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Type-A)
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 220 × 477 × 486 mm
• Weight: 7.7 kg
• Materials: Plastic, Steel

How to use

Install the chosen motherboard (ATX, Mini-ATX or ITX) on the internal standoffs, fit storage drives into the 3.5" or 2.5" bays, and mount the power supply in the designated area. Use the front panel to position the included silent fans and the air-concentrating front filter to optimise intake airflow. If required, install a front radiator (120–360 mm) or an optical 5.25" drive in the front bay. The reversible front panel can be fitted to either side to match desk layout or handedness.

Recommendations

For best noise-to-performance balance, keep the front filter clean and use the included 120 mm silent fans with a fan curve set in BIOS or fan controller. When installing large radiators, verify clearance for CPU cooler height and front-mounted storage to ensure proper airflow and component fit.