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Phanteks has introduced a new gaming mid tower case under its Eclipse series – Eclipse P360A. As another model of the ATX desktop computer cases with the letter, “A” in the designation, the front panel of the Phanteks Eclipse P360A ATX PC case is made of fine mesh. The holes are 1 mm in diameter, thus achieving a balance between good airflow and dust filtration. There are two 120mm D-RGB fans are installed behind the mesh. Their rotation speed is regulated by PWM. The sidewall is also decorated with lighting.
The 200 x 465 x 455 mm Mid Tower case accommodates a mini-ITX, microATX, ATX, or even E-ATX board (up to 280 mm wide) and expansion cards up to 400 mm long. The maximum PSU length is 250 mm, and the processor cooling system can be up to 160 mm high. The chassis accommodates two 3.5″ or 2.5″ drives and three 2.5″ drives.
The sidewall is made of glass. Graphics cards can be installed horizontally or vertically. In the second case, the included mount comes in handy.
Fans on the front wall can be swapped for 140mm fans. Two more 120mm or 140mm fans can be mounted on the top, one 120mm at the back. When using LSS, a radiator up to 280 mm long is placed on the front wall, up to 240 mm on top, and 120 mm on the back.
Phanteks Eclipse P360A Features
- Supports most full-sized gaming hardware
- Ready for RTX 30
- Optimized airflow for high-performance gaming
- Increase air intake with enlarged mesh surface area
- Seamless front panel design with ultra-fine perforations
- Minimize flow resistance with integrated dust filter
- 2 x 120 mm D-RGB PWM fans included
- Smooth D-RGB light trim design
- Software-free D-RGB controller
- Optionally sync with motherboard and software
Phanteks Eclipse P360A price and availability
Phanteks Eclipse P360A gaming mid tower case has been priced at $69.99 and it is now listed on the Newegg.com website.
Earlier this month, Razer has also made available its Tomahawk CPU case which is made up of tempered glass panels, SPCC steel reinforcements, incorporates a cable management system.
