Thus, the chassis is intended for an ATX mainboard while adding a windowed side panel to the mix. NZXT revolutionized the case industry with the Phantom Big-Tower, which offered a daring new look ...

The left side of the ultra shiny Phantom 410 consists of the conveniently sized acrylic window and a mesh area which is capable of housing an internal 120/140mm fan. 2 thumbscrews are used to ...

We test the NZXT Phantom 820 full tower computer case - Page 2. ... The main side panel sports a clear acrylic pane as well as a large pair of grills that offer a 200mm fan mount.

The left-side panel, like the top, continues the partial grill motif but adds an asymmetric window as well. NZXT doesn't' sell the Phantom 630 with a solid case panel.

This is where the Phantom 630 High Performance Modular Ultra-Tower chassis comes in today. NZXT decided that maybe the 820 wasn't what people were wanting, and went about trying to make things ...

On the right side of the top panel, very near the front of the chassis, you find the rest of the I/O panel. Here is a large power button, a pair of USB 3.0 ports, and some HD Audio 3.5mm jacks. 40 ...

Case: NZXT Phantom 410 (came with two 120m fans, front and rear, a 140 top and I added a 140 on the side panel.) CPU: Intel Core i7-7700K MOBO: Asus Prime Z270-A ...

The NZXT Phantom 530 PC case offers high-end enthusiast performance ... unlike the triangle-shaped panel on the Phantom 630, ... Moving the side-mounted case fan to the front was a bit ...

We take a look at NZXT's Phantom 530, the direct successor to the original Phantom. ... in this rather wide chassis, so you're unlikely to ever suffer from a bulging side panel.

Well under $100, the Phantom 240 PC chassis delivers NZXT's signature Phantom look and build quality, if a modest feature set inside. ... both side panels need to come off to complete the job. ...

The NZXT Phantom 530 PC case offers high-end enthusiast performance without a premium price tag. 3.5 Good. By Joel Hruska . Dec 31, 2013. 3.5 Good. Bottom Line.

We take a look at NZXT's Phantom 530, ... That said, we're not to keen on the inclusion of the side panel fan, as it rather spoils the panel's appearance and isn't in a very useful position.