| The NZXT Phantom is a full-tower design that will be available in white, black, or red. Also note that the chosen color covers both the exterior and interior of the case. The Phantom has what I'd call an angular design: The front panel has a triangular protrusion at the bottom, with smoother curves up top. The case panels are littered with angular cutouts and metal-mesh perforations. At the top of the Phantom, users will find a typical assortment of connectors, along with an excellent five-channel fan controller. The front of the Phantom has a hinged door that hides five 5.25-inch bays, and the back has all of the common elements of a full tower, |
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in addition to a switch that gives users the ability to toggle any case lighting on and off. The Phantom includes an array of fans ranging in size from 120 to 200mm. Even with the fans running at their top speeds, the case remains relatively quiet. Because of its size and nearly tool-less design, working within the Phantom is a breeze. All drives, with the exception of 2.5-inch SSDs, which require a few screws, can be mounted using tool-less retention mechanisms or trays. Large graphics cards will fit in the Phantom easily, as will tall, tower-type CPU coolers (provided the optional 200mm side-panel fan isn't installed).  |
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