NZXT Phantom Enthusiast Full Tower Case Review

NZXT Phantom Enthusiast Full Tower Case Review.

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Okay so this is the NZXT Phantom Enthusiast Full Tower Case and he’s gonna set you back from £100 to £120 depending on where you get it. Okay so everyone can see its sexy but whats in the box? Heres the specs.

- High Performance Cooling Advantages
– Phantom’s extensive cooling capabilities include 7 fan cooling options with dual 200mm, single 230/200mm, triple 120mm, and front 140mm fan options
- NZXT includes dual radiator support, quad watercooling cutouts, and an integrated fan controller with up to five 20W channels.
- Simple Installation
– Phantom celebrates an array of innovative features designed to enhance every stage of the build
- Meticulous cable management is easily attainable with large spacing behind the motherboard.
- Innovative all-new 5.25” screwless rails make installing and swapping HDDs an effortless process
- Rubber grommets dampens vibration during operation.
 - LED on/off button to control fan lighting (Nice for when your eyes need a rest from witnessing the fitness.
 - Rubber PSU and case feet to reduce vibration (Good for when the girlfriend falls asleep and you don’t want her catching you playing WoW)
- Easily removable front and top panels
- Top mounted USB, Audio/Mic, and E-SATA ports.
– Features support for larger heat sinks, graphics cards, and E-ATX motherboards enabling enthusiasts to include any of today’s hottest components
- Vast space within the enclosure allows for 7 hard drives with SDD support and up to five 5.25” bays
This case has some vibrant pristine colours mixed with a sleek screw less design that’s sure to make the girls dig you! Nothing shows how cool and individual you are than having a case that isn’t rectangular. All levity aside though this is a 5/5 and a 9/10 for me as it is one of the few cases that I could take a photo of and carry around in my wallet.

Remember forking out for a good Motherboard and Case is the base of creating a great gaming or performance set up as these are the foundations of your set up. You need room in the case for all your shiny large performance components and room on the Motherboard to! Everything else is easily replaceable and upgraded.
Oh and don’t forget the CPU.