SeekerPhanteks Eclipse G360A
The Phanteks Eclipse G360A stands out among mainstream ATX chassis, delivering good airflow and RGB. Despite some design flaws, for $100 with three aRGB PWM fans that help deliver great thermal performance, it's a stellar chassis for builders on a budget.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Hardware
Product details
- High performance front panel with Ultra-fine Performance Mesh that combines high airflow performance and excellent dust filtrations.
- Integrated D-RGB lighting that is easy to control and can be expanded and/or synced to a D-RGB equipped motherboard.
- Three 120mm D-RGB fans and an integrated D-RGB LED strip is included. Storage support with 3x dedicated SSD locations (2 included) and 2x toolless HDD brackets.
- Ready for high-end gaming systems with 360 radiator cooling support in front or top, full-length GPUs and vertical GPU ready with the optional Vertical GPU Bracket.
- Easily accessible front I/O featuring 2x USB 3.0, Microphone/Headphone Combo, Power button, and D-RGB Color and Mode buttons.
PROS
+ Great price for what you get
+ Three included aRGB PWM fans
+ Impressive thermal performance
CONS
- Poor cable routing design
- No USB-C
- No real front intake filter
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By Tom's Hardware on June 08, 2022
The Phanteks Eclipse G360A stands out among mainstream ATX chassis, delivering good airflow and RGB. Despite some design flaws, for $100 with three aRGB PWM fans that help deliver great thermal performance, it's a stellar chassis for builders on a budget.
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