CONCLUSION

    The Flux Pro Noctua Edition takes an already excellent case and makes it even better. Cooling performance is outstanding, acoustic performance is among the best we've seen from a production chassis, and the overall build quality leaves very little room for criticism. Add in Noctua's latest G2 fans, the integrated fan hub and the distinctive Noctua-inspired aesthetics, and the result is a product that feels purpose-built for enthusiasts who value performance and silence above flashy distractions. The unmistakable Noctua color theme will be especially appealing to long-time fans of the Austrian manufacturer, while the spacious interior and flexible layout further enhance its appeal for high-end gaming and workstation builds. The primary drawback is undoubtedly the price, although it may not be enough to push away potential buyers (Noctua fans primarily).

    The Flux Pro Noctua Edition Full Tower was released back in March and currently retails for USD399.95 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 416.70Euros inside the EU (Amazon.de), a price tag set significantly higher compared to the plain Flux Pro model. Honestly the Flux Pro Noctua Edition by Antec is among the best full towers to ever reach the lab. Yes, it’s not quite perfect and I do feel that Noctua could had brought something really unique to the market but for now this is it and since it checks most of the boxes the Golden Award is in order.

PROS

- Very Good Build Quality
- CPU & GPU Temperature Display
- Airflow Levels (Mesh Design, 4x140mm / 2x120mm Noctua Fans)
- Can Accommodate 6 Drives (3x2.5/3.5”, 3x2.5”)
- Room For 240/280/360/420mm Radiators
- Interior Space For 190mm Tall CPU Coolers, 300mm Long PSUs, and 455mm Long Graphics Cards
- Rear PSU Cover (PSU Orientation)
- Long Bottom Dust Filters

CONS

- Price (For Some)