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Ein Big-Tower zum verlieben? Wir werfen kurz vor dem Weihnachtsfest einen detaillierten Blick auf eines der potentiell fulminantesten Gehäuse 2010: Das NZXT Phantom. Mit einem ausgefallenen Design und reichhaltiger Ausstattung soll der Proband punkten. Ob der Tower in unserem Testparcours hält, was er verspricht, zeigt unser Test.
NZXT has just announced the Phantom, a full-tower case with tons of exciting features that will reach the market in September with a suggested price of USD 140 in the USA. Let's see whether you should consider buying it or not.
Not long ago NZXT officially announced their upcoming new Full tower chassis The Phantom. This case is targeting the enthusiast market and offers many exciting features. The company spent countless hours working with members of the Case modding community like Craig Brugger and Bill Owen to help bring a product to fruition that is both easy on the eyes and very user friendly.
NZXT has really hit the mark with the Phantom. There has been a lot of hype surrounding NZXT and this new release, and that hype is not in vain. The Phantom is indeed something to be excited for, as it feels the needs for virtually any enthusiast; the sheer size, the smooth contours, and glossy finish are the initial attractions, and it goes even deeper than that – excellent cooling performance, clean cable management, and an easy installation seal the deal.
NZXT ist bekannt für Gehäuse, die auch gerne mal etwas futuristisch daherkommen. Mit dem Phantom Gehäuse hatte NZXT das Ziel, ihr bisher bestes Gehäuse abzuliefern. Ob es in den Bereichen Optik und vor allem Funktionalität sowie Features wirklich überzeugen kann, steht im nachfolgenden Testbericht.
In dem heutigen Review möchten wir das NZXT Phantom - White vorstellen. Auch wenn wir uns bisher hauptsächlich mit Grafikkarten, aber auch Kühlern und kleineren Tests von Netzteilen beschäftigt haben, wollten wir euch dieses Case im kleinen Umfang vorstellen. NZXT wurde 2004 in Los Angeles, Kalifornien, gegründet. Dabei stehen die Buchstaben für keine Abkürzung sondern bilden ein Kunstwort. Der Hersteller bietet eine breite Produktpalette an, die vom wichtigsten Geschäftsbereich Gehäusen über Netzteile bis hin zu Lüftern, Steuerungen und Modding-Kabeln reicht. Ob das aus Stahl gefertigte Phantom sich mit seinem einzigartigen Design behaupten kann, wollen wir in diesen Test Klären.
NZXT has been building cases for the past six years, but this summer the company said they would release their most elegant and intelligent chassis design to date with a new full tower called, the Phantom. The Phantom has 7 fan cooling options, 7 storage drives, room larger video card, support for E-ATX motherboards and even has a fan controller for up to five fans! Not a bad feature list for a case that runs around $145 shipped.
Today we bring you a first look at NZXT's eagerly awaited Phantom case. This is the beauty we first showed you during Computex which has just now arrived at our door. The Phantom is simply an amazing case packed with features and all fit into a highly polished exterior. If you must have the nicest case out there then you should consider the Phantom.
In this review we will be looking at the Phantom Case from NZXT. This chassis is part of the Crafted Series designed for high performance cooling and expandability. The case comes in one of three color combinations, White, Black and Red with each case featuring black accent pieces that cover the fans and complement the overall design.
The more I played with the NZXT Phantom, the more I liked it. The white finish with its black accents really makes this case stand out from the crowd and the roomy interior was a joy to work in thanks to the excellent cable management.
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