NZXT Phantom 630 Modular Case Unveiled
The latest addition to the NZXT series of gaming cases is the Phantom 630, a full tower case featuring modular components.
The NZXT Phantom 630 is constructed of both steel and plastic and is available in white, black and gun-metal color varieties. Nearly identical in appearance to the Phantom 820, the chassis features smooth edges and Phantom's distinct front panel design. On the top of the case, 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0 and audio jacks can be found. While the exterior of the Phantom 630 offers little innovation, don't judge a “case” by its “cover-panel”.
The NZXT features fully modular internal drive bays , which allows users to not only interchange hard-drive cages, but also remove them. Once removed, the case can support graphics card up to 19 inches in length.
Furthermore, a split-Level motherboard tray improves cable management and also supports XL-ATX motherboards. The case also supports top and bottom mounted radiators concurrently. If water-cooling isn't your cup of tea, the case is equipped with a 30-watt 3-speed controller along with four fans; as well as support for multiple optional fans.
The NZXT Phantom 630 Full Tower Gaming Case will be available for $179.99. For more information, visit the NZXT product page.
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A Bad Day Anandtech already has a test performed on it: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6681/nzxt-phantom-630-case-review-the-relentless-pursuit-of-perfectionReply
In short, the 630 is superior in thermal/noise performance compared to its slightly older and bigger Phantom 820 predecessor. -
johnsonjohnson They should add a routing hole with rubber grommet right underneath where a Micro ATX board would be too.Reply -
James296 I really like the interior of the case but the exterior is just meh. ( if I could get the interior of this case with the exterior of the 600T...heaven for me at leastReply -
acerace huggles12Aesthetically, for me, nothing beats the beauty of the Fractal r3/r4.Reply
To me, Fractal Design cases is overrated. -
Onihikage Seems a little overpriced...is it really, or am I just not familiar enough with case prices?Reply -
JonnyDough Why not make it so you can remove each individual hard drive slot instead of a cage? Use slightly rubberized plastic and it will be silent at the same time.Reply -
youssef 2010 I really like the quality of NZXT's cases. They feel solid and well built. I used to like their case fans too, but when the 200mm fan of my sister's Phantom started sounding like a low-powered vacuum cleaner, I've lost a big chunk of my liking for them.Reply