Reduce noise and interruptions with the sound dampening design of the Antec P10C Mid-Tower Silent Case. Leveraging internal foam and steel panels, the P10C delivers quiet performance so you can focus on your workload, games, and more.

Designed to support a wide range of configurations, the P10C gives you ample room to support ATX, M-ATX, and M-ITX motherboards. Seven expansion slots support multiple utility cards and graphics cards up to 15.9" in length. House and connect an array of storage drives with three 2.5" drive bays and a combo bay that holds up to three 3.5" or two 2.5" drives. A single 5.25" bay is available behind the front ventilation panel, allowing you to install the media drive of your choice. Top I/O panel gives you instant access to various ports including two USB-A and one USB-C port that operate on the USB 3.2 Gen 1 standard and two dedicated 3.5mm jacks for audio-in and -out capabilities. Four 120mm fans are pre-installed in the P10C which enhances airflow while also reducing noise, even at full speed.

ATX, M-ATX, M-ITX Support    Steel & Plastic Construction    1 x 5.25" Bay    3 x 2.5" Drive Bays    3 x 3.5" or 2 x 2.5" Combo Drive Bay    7 x Expansion Slots    USB-A & USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 Ports    3.5mm Audio-In & Audio-Out Jacks    4 x 120mm Fans Included    Supports Graphics Cards up to 15.9"

Using interior foam padding, steel, and four Antec 120mm Silent Fans, the P10C delivers quiet performance without compromising performance. The front panel uses an air-concentrating filter that enhances airflow to improve thermal performance with a widened air passage to enhance breathability.

The top I/O panel gives you instant access to various ports and connectors to help enhance utility. Two USB-A and one USB-C ports both operate on the USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface, giving you up to 5 Gb/s data transfer speeds and support for resource-demanding devices. Dedicated 3.5mm jacks are reserved for headphones and mics. Included dust plugs prevent dirt and debris from entering the ports when unpopulated, ensuring proper operation when you do need them. A dedicated fan speed control button works in conjunction with the interior hub to switch between high and low fan modes.

A reversable swing-open front panel design enables you to quickly access the 5.25" drive bay and uses a magnetic closure to prevent swinging.

Front and rear dust filters are easy to access and easy to clean, keeping your internal components free from dust and debris.

Dedicated cable management space makes it easier for you to route cables through the chassis of the P10C.

You can install a wide range of fans with configurations that can include three 120mm or two 140mm fans at the front, two 120mm fans above the PSU shroud, and one 120mm fan at the rear of the case. The front panel can also house up to a 360mm AiO radiator and the rear can house a single 120mm radiator.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What size and shape softbox would you recommend for these lights? Looking to buy two and use them for interviews.

A: Depends on subject matter but units can accommodate up to a Deep Parabolic Softbox 26 inch.

Q: 2. What is the closed length?

A: The Libec RT20C 2-Stage Lightweight Carbon Fiber Tripod with 75mm Bowl (B&H# LIRT20C) is 26.4 inches (67cm) long when folded.

Q: 3. What is the lux or lumen output? Should be a required specification for all continuous lights.

A: The Godox UL150 II Bi-Color Silent LED Video Light measures 5700 Lux at 3.3'.

Q: 4. Does this gridcloth 1/4 fabric come with grommets installed on the edges?

A: Yes, grommets on the webbing, elastics on the corners and ties are included.

Q: 5. no kelvin control?

A: The UL60 is balanced for 5600 K only.

Q: 6. Could I mount a standard ATX motherboard in this case, seeing as it's a E-ATX case?

A: Yes. I bought this case and mounted a standard ATX motherboard.

Q: 7. Will this case hold a Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II lens?

A: I use this case for a TAMRON 70-300mm lens. With the back cover, UV protector, cap and a cap-keeper (elastic around lens with little button that sticks to the cap), my whole lens is 6 1/8 in. long. That fits, but it's a bit tight. I also keep the lens hood in the bottom which is fine because the lens fits through it. So, measure the length of your lens setup like you want it to go in there.This case has a mesh pouch in the lid which I can't use due to the length issue, but it could hold a battery, memory card or filter (but probably not in filter's original case) if you have a shorter lens.The interior diameter is 3-3 1/2 in. with good padding, almost 1/2 in. thick. My lens has plenty of room at just under 3 in. at widest point, still protected well. I have this case velcroed onto a matching Lowenpro zoom bag. Fits nice and tight, but the whole thing is a little unbalanced with no exterior pouch on the other side. That would be way too big for me. I compensate by wearing it cross-shoulder rather than in front with a chest or waste strap

Q: 8. Is this light powerful enough for a key light?

A: Producing around 2880 foot candles at 1 meter at 5600K, yes, this light is powerful to be used as a key light.

Q: 9. How wide is the frame? Not the tire area... The frame itself. I want to know if it will support a ladder. Or how much will the ladder over hang from the sides.

A: About 20-24 inches wide. Ladders come in different weights/shapes/sizes. Do not know if it would support your ladder...

Q: 10. Will this case hold a Tamron 24-70mm 2.8 lens? thank you.

A: It would be a very tight fit with this case. I would instead suggest the Lowepro Lens Case 11 x 14cm for your lens. http://bhpho.to/1u6oszu