Antec C5 ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case
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A mid-tower ATX case with a 4 mm tempered glass side panel, pre-installed 360 mm and 120 mm ARGB PWM fans, and support for hidden-connector motherboards
The Thermaltake S380 TG ARGB is a black ATX mid-tower chassis built from SPCC steel with a 4 mm tempered-glass side panel. It includes a pre-installed 360 mm SF360 ARGB PWM reverse fan on the power-supply cover and a 120 mm SF120 ARGB PWM fan at the rear. The case accepts ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards and provides seven expansion slots.
This case suits builders who want a mid-tower footprint with room for a 400 mm graphics card, a 360 mm radiator at the front or top, and an air cooler up to 180 mm tall. It also fits hidden-connector motherboards from ASUS BTF, MSI PROJECT ZERO and GIGABYTE PROJECT STEALTH series. Buyers who require more than two 3.5-inch or two 2.5-inch internal drive bays should look elsewhere.
The removable front fan tray uses rubber vibration dampeners for easy access, and the adjustable main cable cover helps hide wiring for a cleaner look. Extra cut-outs behind the motherboard tray accommodate hidden-connector boards without modification. The included GPU holder prevents heavy cards from sagging. Installers should verify that the power-supply length does not exceed 200 mm and that the chosen radiator thickness clears the front panel.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Thermaltake |
| Product line | S Series |
| Model name | CA-11K-00M1WN-00 |
| Product type | ATX Mid Tower |
| Product color | Black |
| Storage | |
| 3.5-inch internal bays | 2 |
| 2.5-inch internal bays | 2 |
| Ports & slots | |
| Expansion card slots | 7 |
| Size & build | |
| Max graphics card length | 400 mm |
| Housing material | SPCC |
| Side panel type | 4 mm Tempered Glass x 1 |
| Fan mounting options | Top: 3 × 120 mm, 2 × 120 mm, 1 × 120 mm 2 × 140 mm, 1 × 140 mm Front: 3 × 120 mm, 2 × 120 mm, 1 × 120 mm 3 × 140 mm, 2 × 140 mm, 1 × 140 mm Rear: 1 × 120 mm 1 × 140 mm Power Cover: 3 × 120 mm, 2 × 120 mm, 1 × 120 mm |
| Product dimensions | 536 × 238 × 485 mm (21.1x 9.37 × 19.1 in) |
| Shipping weight | 11.50 kg |
| Package size | 591 × 552 × 311 mm |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported motherboard sizes | ATX/mATX/mITX |
| Radiator support | Top Side (AIO): 1 × 360 mm, 1 × 240 mm, 1 × 120 mm 1 × 280 mm, 1 × 140 mm Front Side (AIO): 1 × 360 mm, 1 × 240 mm, 1 × 120 mm 1 × 280 mm, 1 × 140 mm Rear Side (AIO): 1 × 120 mm |
| CPU cooler height limit | 180 mm |
| PSU length limit | 200 mm |
The case supports one 360 mm radiator at the top and one at the front, but internal clearance for running both together depends on motherboard layout and RAM height.
Yes, both the SF360 reverse fan and the SF120 rear fan use standard 5 V 3-pin ARGB and 4-pin PWM connectors compatible with major motherboard RGB ecosystems.
The chassis allows up to 400 mm long graphics cards; the pre-installed bottom SF360 fan sits in a recessed mount so it does not reduce that clearance.
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