Phanteks Eclipse G360A Midi-Tower, Tempered Glass, ARGB - schwarz

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inch drives in modern gaming systems, most might be better off by removing the bays and using that space for cable management. Their wiring is inefficient, so we will spend a little time making sure all of them are routed out of sight. You also have enough clearance from the front panel for inboard or outboard mounting with a total thickness of 31mm. Taking the G360A out of the box, the first thing I noticed was how similar it looks to the Phanteks P350X, a case I used to own. In this review, we will cover the latter and employ the Phanteks AMP 1000-watt PSU alongside the Glacier One 360 MPH AIO, both in white to match.

Speaking of the included fans, I was disappointed that the G360A did not include a rear exhaust fan. With its high-performance design, the G360A is ready for powerful gaming setups, offering 360 radiator options in the top and front while having plenty of space for full-length GPUs, multiple HDD and SSD locations, and a vertical GPU mounting option. KitGuru says: This tweaked version of Eclipse P360 is a fine addition to the Phanteks' range and we look forward to the next G model, doubtless coming soon.We have seen a similar approach from a number of other companies, however Phanteks integrates the fans into their own lighting system that can either be controlled through the hardware buttons on the case or through your motherboard software.

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You can mount up to a 360mm radiator at the front either behind the fans, or by moving the fans to the inside of the brackets, you can fit a radiator just behind the mesh as I’ve shown in the photos. Phanteks didn’t try to reinvent the already excellent P360A with the newer G360A, and that was probably a smart move.