Antec C5 ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case
- Steel + Plastic + G…
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An ATX open-frame mid-tower with four pre-installed 120 mm ARGB fans, triple tempered-glass panels and a top-mounted 360 mm radiator bracket
The KINGSMAN GAMING TiTan-Black is an open-frame mid-tower designed around a dual-cavity layout that separates the motherboard tray from the power supply and drive bays. Three tempered glass panels wrap the structure, giving a clear view of the internal hardware from almost every angle. It accepts standard ATX motherboards and targets builders who want a panoramic display of their components. The black and green colour scheme adds a distinct visual identity.
Four 120mm ARGB fans come fitted, and the case supports a total of ten fans across bottom, top and side positions. A magnetic dust filter on the top panel simplifies maintenance, while a dedicated side air duct feeds fresh air directly toward the graphics card. The top bracket accepts radiators up to 360mm, and 240mm units also fit, allowing liquid-cooling setups without modifying the chassis. The bottom-mounted power supply isolates its heat from the main compartment.
The front I/O panel provides USB 3.1 Gen 1, a USB 3.1 Type-C port and audio jacks for convenient peripheral access. Two internal 2.5-inch drive bays handle solid-state storage, though no 3.5-inch bays are included. Graphics cards up to 410mm in length and CPU coolers up to 160mm in height are supported, giving headroom for large components. The open-frame design means dust filters are essential for keeping the interior clean over time.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AITC KINGSMAN |
| Product line | TiTan |
| Model name | TiTan-Black |
| Product color | Black / Green |
| Product type | ATX Open Frame Chassis |
| Storage | |
| 2.5-inch internal bays | 2 |
| Ports & slots | |
| Front panel ports | USB 3.1 Gen 1 / USB 3.1 Type-C / Audio |
| Power | |
| Power supply included | No |
| Size & build | |
| Power supply mounting | Bottom |
| Side panel type | 3 x Sides Tempered Glass Panel |
| Dust filtering | Yes |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported motherboard sizes | ATX |
| Radiator support | Top - Up to 360 mm |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | ARGB |
| 120mm fan count | 4 |
| Side air duct | Yes |
Mount the ATX board in the main cavity using the included standoffs, then route the 24-pin, EPS and front-panel cables through the rear grommets before securing the side glass; the step most often missed is connecting the ARGB fan hub to a 5 V addressable header so the four pre-installed 120 mm fans light up.
The magnetic dust filter on top should be removed and rinsed every few months; the four pre-installed 120 mm ARGB fans are the only moving parts likely to need replacement after several years of continuous use.
With a 360 mm top radiator the coolant temperature stabilises first; the CPU cooler height limit of 160 mm and the VGA length limit of 410 mm define the maximum hardware you can install, but they do not change during sustained operation.
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