Very nice video review, Magic. You covered everything I would have wanted to see, and explained it in a way that even a PC newbie should understand. High five!
Very nice video review, Magic. You covered everything I would have wanted to see, and explained it in a way that even a PC newbie should understand. High five!
So I'm poised to buy one of these cases off of Newegg today. I'm looking at the black with orange trim version. Came back to watch this video review again to refresh my memory. Still looks great!
Plus, the black with orange trim matches my black fedora. Schwing!
Its a great case for under 100 bucks which you can find it for at times, but when you are looking to spend 125-150 bucks... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112243
Better stock cooling, best tooless expansion slot design Ive used, all aluminum, and prettier IMO.
I've heard good things about LianLi in the past. That particular LianLi case doesn't quite tickle my fancy, but I'll keep their other cases in mind for future builds.
What I liked about the Phantom (that the LianLi may also have, didn't look closely) was plenty of cable management options, especially behind the motherboard. In my current case (Sentey Burton), there's not enough space back there to route all my cables. The Phantom will fix that, look better (than the Burton), etc. Plus the fan control is a great perk.
For sure, looks are personal opinion. Some folks like their computer to look fast too. Based on what you want it to do functionally, the Phantom will take care of it.
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Beepin n' BoopinDetroit, MI Icrontian
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I love the case, personally.
Thanks,
Plus, the black with orange trim matches my black fedora. Schwing!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112243
Better stock cooling, best tooless expansion slot design Ive used, all aluminum, and prettier IMO.
I've heard good things about LianLi in the past. That particular LianLi case doesn't quite tickle my fancy, but I'll keep their other cases in mind for future builds.
What I liked about the Phantom (that the LianLi may also have, didn't look closely) was plenty of cable management options, especially behind the motherboard. In my current case (Sentey Burton), there's not enough space back there to route all my cables. The Phantom will fix that, look better (than the Burton), etc. Plus the fan control is a great perk.