Antec P82 Flow Mid-Tower PC Case Review

A Closer Look – Interior

The side panel is easily removed via the screws at the back of the case. Once you’ve taken it off, you’ll find the rather spacious interior, and wow is it clean in here! there’s really not a lot going on visually, it’s pretty blank.

In the back, you’ll find the first 140mm fan, mounted as the main heat exhaust. It looks fantastic with that contrasting white fan blade design too.

Meanwhile, in the front, you’ll see there are 3 x 140mm fans, giving us an impressive four fans in total right out of the box. However, you can fit 3 x 120mm in the front if you wanted, or similarly sized radiators. The choice is yours.

The case does offer some extra mounts for storage in the front that can be placed here, to the right of the motherboard. However, you can take it off and put it behind the motherboard tray if you want it all out of sight. A pretty cool idea to have that choice; It’ll support 2 x 2.5″ drives.

There are a few holes around the motherboard cable routing, nothing too fancy, but they’ll certainly get the job done. The ones to the right of the motherboard are really narrow though.

The bulk of your cable routing will be easy though, with a huge PSU shroud to cram everything out of sight.

Behind the motherboard, well, there’s not a lot to see here either. There are very few holes and lumps and bumps that we usually see. Not that this isn’t a good thing, but it does look pretty clean in here.

There’s room for the movable storage mount towards the front.

There’s room for two more storage drives in the small cage under the shroud.

Then your PSU mount towards the back. It’s as simple as that. So let’s get a system built in here!