Excerpt: Not long ago NZXT officially announced their upcoming new Full tower chassis The Phantom. This case is targeting the enthusiast market and offers many exciting features.
Summary: The NZXT Phantom Case looks like something from out of this world with it's bold styling. There are plenty of drive bays, toolless design, lots of fans, cable management,...
Conclusion: The NZXT Phantom sells for $139.99 , but can often be found on sale for much less. ( Editor note: There’s a promo code on Newegg right now for $20 off: NZXTAP20 ) The...
Summary: As casemodders we always look at a case and evaluate it based on construction and its ability to accept mods. The case is constructed from high quality steel and painted
Excerpt: The more I played with the NZXT Phantom, the more I liked it. The white finish with its black accents really makes this case stand out from the crowd and the roomy...
Conclusion: The NZXT Phantom is a great computer case and is well worth the price tag to any enthusiast who is serious about their rig. We are proud to give it the .
Summary: Though its CPU cooling score was second-worst in the pack, GPU and system temperatures ran as cool as the LanBoy Air—once again proving the merit of side intake fans.
Pros: Stunning design; plenty of room for fans; great value.
Cons: Needs a front fan; thinks it's a full-tower.
Conclusion: The comfortably priced NZXT Phantom offers 12 drive bays and more than enough room to house an ATX or Extended ATX motherboard.
Pros: Generous interior space. Excellent tool-free features. Easy fan control. Comes in three colors (inside and out).
Cons: Front intake fan and 200mm side-panel fan not included. Two 120mm side-panel fans each require cabling. Glossy front and top panels may seem potentially cheap.
Excerpt: Today I am checking out the NZXT Phantom computer case. This enthusiast level case is aimed at gamers and computer geeks that want something looks good and has good...
Pros: Fantastic case design, Lots of features, Robust cooling system