- Is the Antec C8 Curve Wood good for a high-end gaming build?
- Yes, if you want a showcase case. It fits E-ATX boards, long graphics cards and large radiators. The glass front limits airflow, so plan strong fans or a liquid cooler.
- Does the glass front hurt airflow?
- It can. A solid curved glass front pulls less air than a mesh front, so intake fans have to work harder. Builds with high-power CPUs and GPUs should use a liquid cooler or generous fan setup.
- What motherboard sizes fit?
- It is a full tower built for E-ATX, and it also takes the smaller ATX and Micro-ATX boards. Check clearance for your specific board and cooler before building.
- Can I fit a large graphics card and a big radiator?
- The full-tower layout leaves room for long graphics cards and large radiators. Exact limits depend on where you mount the radiator and how thick the fans are, so plan the loop before buying.
- What is included with the case?
- The case ships in its original packaging with a two-year warranty. Check the listing for which fans and accessories are included, since bundles vary.
- Where is the Antec C8 Curve Wood Full Tower E-ATX Tempered Glass cheapest?
- At Micro Center, for $134.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Antec C8 Curve Wood Full Tower E-ATX Tempered Glass?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including OneDealOutlet Featured Deals, Amazon, Micro Center, Neobits.com, Walmart.