Specifications Case Type Type Mid-tower Motherboard Support ATX, Micro-ATX, ITX External Features Color(s) Black , White Weight Net Weight 5.57 kgs Gross Weight 6.4 kgs Dimensions 443mm x 210mm x 484mm(DxWxH) Front Ports USB3.0 x 2, MIC/AUDIO(HD), Power, Reset, Mode Expansion Slots 7 Fan Support Front: 3 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm Top: 2 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm Rear: 1 x 120mm Pre- Installed Fans 1 x 120mm in Rear Drive Bays 5.25": 0 3.5": 2 2.5": 4 Additional Feature Cooling System CPU Cooler Support: Up to 165 mm Antec DP501 Mid-Tower Gaming Casing Antec DP501 gaming series - Dark Phantom exudes a beautiful simplicity and provides fair room for high-end components and cooling systems. The design is simple but not flashy. Even though, we still make every detail perfect with effort. The ARGB blade front panel design reflects the simplicity of DP501. It is also a perfect choice for gamers who don’t want fancy elements. Blade-shaped ARGB front panel cuts a way out for the gaming world. Mesh design provides Systematic airflow. Up To 6 Fans Can Be Connected Simultaneously. Build in LED Controller for ARGB Signal. Connect The Module With The Motherboard For Changing 16.8 Million Possible Colors In Sync. Antec DP501 is the first gaming case of another Ante dp501 white new gaming series - Dark Phantom. As the Original Dark Phantom, DP501 exudes a beautiful simplicity and provides fair room for high-end components and a cooling system. The design is simple but not flashy. Even though, we still make every detail perfect with effort. The ARGB blade front panel design reflects the simplicity of DP501. It is also a perfect choice for gamers who don’t want fancy elements. Antec DP501 Mid-Tower Feature Motherboard Support: Up To ATX Inbuilt ARGB Control Module Preparation For High Load Graphics Card Support: Up To 360 Mm CPU Cooler Support: Up To 165 Mm PSU Support: ≤ 160 Mm Net Weight: 5.57 Kgs Gross Weight: 6.4 Kgs Antec DP501 Mid-Tower Reviews Antec dp501 rgb setup a nice little case to build in. Plenty of room even for a small form factor. I will say that some of the metal was a bit "flexible" but if you're not being a monster while installing your components, you'll be fine. Airflow seems to be ok, I wouldn't say it's cooler master, but it's not too bad either. I put 3 120mm up front for intake, 2 120mm on top and 1 in the rear for exhaust. antec Case temps seem fine. Cable management was a breeze and I like the fact that I could remove or reposition the HDD drive cage for better wire clearance or just more room in general in the bas ement. Antec Case looks beautiful after all was said and done. The only two complaints I have, and the reason why I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is the lack of rubber grommets where the 24 pin and other wires come through. Also no backing plates to cover the holes next to them, allowing you to see straight through the motherboard wall to the side panel. I've attached pictures and circled the area I am referring to for better clarification. Also it would have been a plus to make the front led addressable. Not a big deal, but a few things that just would have really made this Antec case shine. All in all, great case and I'm extremely happy with it...