PHANTEKS Eclipse G360A Mid Tower Airflow PC case - Matte White

Description

Phanteks is looking to meet the cooling demands of a high-end gaming system without restricting the space for internal components with the G360A. The scope for cooling is impressive, with mounting options for up to seven 120mm or four 140mm fans, plus a choice of locations in which to mount a radiator. Furthermore, even with all this cooling, there is still plenty of internal space for the latest in gaming hardware. With support for E-ATX motherboards and 400mm GPUs, you’ll be able to build your dream machine in this chassis. Phanteks also caters to the RGB enthusiast, as this case comes with a D-RGB controller, which puts you in control of all your lighting effects, either manually or by syncing it with your motherboard and allowing your favourite software to take control.

PHANTEKS G360A (MATTE WHITE) AT A GLANCE:
Ultra-fine mesh panels that combine high airflow with dust filtration
Multiple locations to mount a 360mm radiator
Can support up to seven 120mm fans for the ultimate cooling potential
Supports PSUs up to 280mm
Flexible storage options for both SSDs and HDDs
E-ATX motherboards up to 280mm wide are supported
FLEXIBLE COOLING SOLUTIONS
Phanteks has created the G360A with cooling in mind. To accomplish this, they have achieved a remarkable design that allows a high degree of flexibility. To begin with, there is a choice of positions for mounting a 360mm radiator. The radiator can be mounted to the top panel of the case, but when it comes to a front mount, you have two options. The radiator can be mounted either inside the chassis or outside. This is due to the removable mesh panel, which provides 31mm of clearance. To accommodate these radiators, Phanteks has added plenty of support for multiple fans to be installed within the G360A. With the option to mount up to seven 120mm fans or four 140mm fans spread across the front, top, and rear panels.

COMPONENT CHOICES
Whether you want to build a powerful gaming PC or a creative workstation, you’ll