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Newegg has Phanteks Eclipse P400A PH-EC400ATG_BK01 Black Steel / Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case on sale for $54.99 - $5 promo code TECCXA784 - $10 Mail-in Rebate = $54.99 after rebate shipping is free
http://images10.newegg.com/upload...3cd12a.pdf
Model Brand Phanteks
Series Eclipse P400A
ModelPH-EC400ATG_BK01
Details Type ATX Mid Tower
Color Black
Case Material Steel / Tempered Glass
With Power Supply No
Power Supply Mounted Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility Micro ATX / ATX / Mini ITX / E-ATX (up to 272mm)
Side Panel Window Yes
Dust Filters Bottom / Top
Expansion Internal 3.5" Drive Bays2
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays2
Expansion Slots 7
Front Panel Ports Front Ports2 x USB 3.0 / Audio / Fan Speed Button
Cooling System Fan Options Front: 3 x 120mm (2 x 120mm black fan included) or 2 x 140mm fan
Top: 2 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm fan
Rear: 1 x 120mm fan
Radiator Options Front - Up to 360mm / Rear - Up to 120mm
Dimensions & Weight Max GPU Length420 mm
280 mm (When HDD brackets installed)
Max CPU Cooler Height160 mm
Max PSU Length270 mm
Dimensions (H x W x D)18.30" x 8.30" x 18.50"
Weight15.40 lbs.
Additional Info Features The Phanteks Eclipse P400A breathes performance with its full metal mesh front panel. Thanks to engineering improvements we have been able to create an Ultra-Fine Performance Mesh that brings the best possible performance while keeping dust from entering the system.
https://www.newegg.com/black-phan...6811854085
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Here's a Tom's Hardware review if anyone's interested
https://www.tomshardwar
and the "spec page" from the manufacturer
https://www.phanteks.co
One thing that has me scratching my head in confusion in this day and age with 2.5 form factor SSD drive prices becoming more common in builds (cheaper, just overall better than mechanical drives if you don't need say a cheap 4 TB or bigger drive) why phanteks hasn't bothered to make the optional hard drive brackets capable of mounting 2.5 form factor ssd drives as well as the mechanical drives like say the drive bay cage in the Lian Li 216 case (which is admittedly more expensive - I guess that's my answer?) ... it's true that a metal bracket to pop into a 3.5 drive bay is only like $7 or so at amazon but that still just adds needlessly to the cost. If you're like me you have extra 250 GB older ssd drives that will work just fine for say as a game drive or windows backups that you'd like to go on using.
As the manufacturer's "spec sheet" linked above states you can always just mount two of your 2.5 ssd drives on the metal "wall" behind the motherboard, same place you'd route the cables in if memory serves me correctly.
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I own this case, and that is where my sole 2.5" is mounted.
i recently mounted a 420mm aio on the top of that case, it's thick and it's pretty ugly i could have mounted it on the inside if i had cut down that big useless metal heatsink over the rear external connector panel on the motherboard... it would have hung so low that i couldn't use tall heatsinks on the ram, and if i was air cooling the cpu it probably wouldn't have cleared the cooler.
There are mounts for 2 3.5" drives under the PSU shroud.
Then there are 4 expansion bays where you have to buy the Phanteks drive tray. Drive mounts to it and then the tray mounts in a vertical row in front of the fans. Plenty of room between trays for airflow
Its a great case to build in, stays cool, great cable mgmt - as someone else mentioned the only fault is no USB-C on the top/front.
I have the old version of this case and it's good just wish it had type c on the front.
Youtube has a full 1 hour walkthrough and build of this case as well , if anyone was building for the first time etc.
Great case, even a better price now, good brand.
btw I have a 3900x (portable heater) with a sycthe fuma cooler in this build and VRMs are fine!
Gamers Nexus rated this case in top 3 (I believe few year old video) among 25 cases at the time.
for gaming I use the from USB C for HyperX Cloud Mix headset.
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