Antec x Noctua Flux Pro Build: A Full Noctua-Themed PC, Part by Part

A complete Noctua-themed PC build pairing the Antec Flux Pro Noctua case with an NH-D15 G2, ASUS x Noctua RTX 5080, and Seasonic Prime TX1600. Full parts list inside.

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━ 06 Nov, 2026
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The idea behind this build is right there in its name: the airflow is inside, but you'd hardly notice. It's a full Noctua-themed machine, down to the case, cooler, fans, and power supply, built around the Antec Flux Pro Noctua co-branded chassis. Everything follows the same brown-and-beige palette, and the parts list below reads like a Noctua fan's wishlist brought to completion.

The Case: Wood Trim, Mesh, and Antec x Noctua Branding

Fig. 1. The finished build with its glass panel on, showing how the wood-framed mesh front and brown shroud frame the Noctua hardware inside.

Fig. 2. Front view of the Antec x Noctua Flux Pro, with three intake fans glowing behind the full mesh panel.

Fig. 3. A closer look at the wood-tone trim and the Antec x Noctua marking that identify the co-branded case.

The Antec Flux Pro Noctua edition sets the tone before you even look inside. A wood-tone frame surrounds the full mesh front panel, with three large fans visible behind it and the "Antec x Noctua" marking etched into the trim. The lower shroud picks up a warm brown mesh finish, a Noctua badge sits at the front edge, and a small status display shows live fan readings.

It's a distinctive look that stays consistent from every angle. The listing prices the case at ¥2,999 — about US$450, with a small additional member discount (¥5, roughly US$0.75) at time of posting.

Inside: Brown and Beige from Front to Back

Fig. 4. Angle view of the case with the glass off, revealing the coordinated brown-and-beige fan layout from front to back.

Fig. 5. Straight-on interior shot showing the NH-D15 G2, ASUS x Noctua RTX 5080, and ProArt motherboard in place.

Fig. 6. Close-up of the core components, including the matching support bracket holding up the heavy graphics card.

Fig. 7. Rear three-quarter view showing the exhaust fan stack and the shrouded power supply bay completing the airflow path.

Open the tempered glass panel and the theme continues without a single off-brand part. The Noctua NH-D15 G2 dual-tower cooler dominates the center, its two fans matching the intake fans up front and the exhaust fans mounted at the rear and top. Below it, the ASUS x Noctua RTX 5080 carries the same coloring, supported by a matching bracket under the card.

Behind everything sits the ASUS ProArt Z890-Creator WiFi motherboard with a Core Ultra 7 265K, 48GB of TeamGroup T-Create memory, and a Noctua x Seasonic Prime TX1600 power supply hidden in the shrouded lower bay. Braided cabling in brown and beige runs through the visible sections, so even the wires stick to the scheme. The cooler is listed at ¥1,199, about US$180.

Seen from the open side with the panel off, the layout is straightforward: mesh intake up front, big air cooling in the middle, and the rear stack handling exhaust. Nothing flashy — just the same quiet, coordinated airflow story from every angle.

Editor's Notes & Summary

One case, one cooler, one PSU, one graphics card — all Noctua. When the whole build commits to a single theme this thoroughly, the result speaks quietly for itself.

Build list:

Case: Antec Flux Pro Noctua co-branded edition
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 265K
GPU: ASUS x Noctua RTX 5080
Cooler: Noctua NH-D15 G2
Memory: TeamGroup T-Create 48GB
PSU: Noctua x Seasonic Prime TX1600
Motherboard: ASUS ProArt Z890-Creator WiFi

3 comments

How much does this whole setup cost?

Evan Scott
The most expensive RTX 5080 and the most expensive 1600W power supply.

Chloe Davis
What model is the GPU support bracket?

Mia Cooper