Phanteks PH EC360ATG_DWT01 Ultra Fine Performance Digital RGB Review

Overall: Excellent case and recommended for Atx and Matx builds. RGB: Comes with 2 fans and a controller, which is very convenient. Lots of options and controls on the case. Powered by SATA 3 with optional RGB connector if required (3 pins). Design & Finish: Glossy pearl white with magnetic top lid and removable bottom filter. The side glass panel extends from the side and straight up. It's a little difficult to learn how to reinstall the sidebar, but it's easy once you get used to it. Cable…

The power button can and will get stuck if you're not careful how you press it. If you push it too far to the right or left, the power button will remain depressed (or stuck). This will result in motherboard not booting properly after previous shutdown and your motherboard will be hard booted on next startup. When this happened to me, I thought there was a problem with my RAM, CPU, or motherboard, and it took me a while to locate the culprit behind the case's stuck power button. I suspect there

This was my first PC build so I was concerned about which case to choose. I wanted a good mix of performance, thickness and style without breaking the bank. This case has been phenomenal so far. RGB and pre-installed fans come with pre-wired cables and top buttons/connectors for easy operation. I just had to connect the SATA cable from the PSU to the connector and that was it. Which brings me to another feature I love, cable management. The side panel features an entire section dedicated solely

Metal a little thin but to be expected for a budget case, the glass panel has a nice easy removal/install system but the back panel uses 3 old fashioned top/bottom clips that need to be aligned and aligned then insert and press in. Coming from a large suitcase, this thing was a little difficult to fit in and took just the right amount of swearing to get it right. everything in its place. Tip: plan your power supply in good time, this will be the biggest hurdle. Also keep in mind that you have…

I decided to upgrade my son's computer from a standard HP system to a more powerful gaming machine . It's an i5-8400 machine, so I put it in an ASRock cabinet with stock RAM and a stock NVMe SSD, and gave it my old MSI 1050 Ti GPU. The case was perfect for his needs, with two aRGB fans on the front to give it a gaming feel and, of course, a glass panel. Good price, nice design, easy installation. Recommend.

Pros: Great looking case, just as good quality but cheaper and has easier cable routing with great results as you can see in the photo. It also blocks dust and cat hair compared to my other PC case as you can see in the photo, dust is everywhere :( you know what I'm talking about as a gamer who wants to play to not have to clean every time Cons: there are only two fans in the front are not that great and you need another fan for the back. Also, two fans need a 3 pin ARGB Control 5V extension…

Pros: 2 addressable RGB PWM fans + addressable RGB strip integrated in the case, many lighting effects and very nice colors. Use the onboard controller if your motherboard doesn't have RGB headers, or plug it into your motherboard - Mesh front panel for excellent airflow - Removable drive cage + lots of cable management on the bottom - Metal front panel separated from front input cables - Outlets for easy removal - Velcro straps on the back with multiple cable tie points - Tight cutout for…

Wow I love this case. It has an amazing aesthetic, the white color looks very clean, it really makes my gear stand out and makes it beautiful. It has a very smooth and high quality aesthetic look and feel when in use. Then the airflow is unmatched. As a result, my components stay cooler than ever and the fans don't even have to rev up that much. I love the mesh front panel and how great it looks with my RGB fans, but it's also breathable unlike the glass front panel. The little RGB strip under…