Phanteks Eclipse P600S Silent Midi Tower PC Case, Anthracite, 3 Pre-Installed Fans, Side Window PH-EC600PSTG_AG01, Anthracite (Window)

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But with some clever arrangement of cables and the right choice of cooling, it's possible to fit a graphics card of length up to 10 inches (255 mm), a standard ATX PSU, and two 2.5 or 3.5-inch drives. The side panels can be swapped between being transparent plastic or vented steel, so there's scope to configure the looks to just how you want them.

the front cover panel that you can remove or kinda tilt a bit is scary, it's held on the bottom by 2 thin plastic holes Dual-system upgrade capability (with the Eclipse P600S power supply and Phanteks’s ITX Upgrade Kit – both sold separately) Phanteks has also done away with the plastic grommets and went with a plastic sliding panel instead. Personally, I much prefer the look of these panels over the traditional grommet, but did wish they were done in steel or aluminum matching the rest of the P600S accessories. I want to put together a build around a 3960X Threadripper. I currently have a 1900X in a Phanteks P400S. I like the case but it can sometimes get loud when the temperatures go up during load. My primary use case is for work - code compilation. When working I sometimes have the fans spin up to full but it's not very often. I would prefer a noise dampening mode for these situations. I game causally from time to time and that does push the system to use full fan speeds when playing. For those situations I would like a high airflow mode. After looking around I could only find two cases from the well known brands that support this hybrid silent/high airflow modes in the same case - the Phanteks P600S and the bequiet! Silent Base 802. With its all-white aesthetic, the Phanteks Eclipse P600S Matte White is a sleek addition to the line-up. The interior matches the matte white exterior, making it the perfect canvas for high-end hardware, RGB lighting, and showcase components. Keeping the chassis tidy, there is integrated cable management hidden behind the motherboard tray. With Velcro ties, cable covers, and carefully placed grommets, your gaming PC will stay neat and well connected. Phanteks Eclipse P600S Matte White Mid Tower Specifications: BrandPhanteks has long been a favorite brand among PC builders, and for good reason. Its products regularly compete for 'Case of the Year' awards, and the P600S is no exception, combining high-performance and low-noise levels in an attractive case at a compelling price. Moving to the other side of the box is another white line drawing, but this time of its internal layout. Modular design allows for multiple configurations, fantastic cooling support, includes GPU riser cable and four 140 mm fans, embedded ARGB The only other case I seriously considered was the Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL which I believe would fit this board. But I didn't like how it looked compared to the other two. Opening the included accessory box reveals a lot of extras for your P600S. Below is a list of everything that Phanteks has included:

Se puede desmontar todo, se puede trabajar cómodamente tanto desde el lado izquierdo como desde adelante o de arriba. La fuente se mete desde detrás. Towards the top of the P600s sits the included fan hub that has enough room for more fans if you kit it out and the pre-installed fans already run to the hub.

Speaking of ‘high-end’, when it comes to computer cases, can include a range of features in excess of what is needed for a typical build. For the P600s, this comes down to quite a wide range of features that we’ll go over that support Phanteks’ higher asking price. The Phanteks P600s Matte White Case Overall, the Phanteks Eclipse P600s is one of the best cases on the market. While I still lean towards the Corsair 5000-series, Phanteks are still high up on my list. The P600s excels in thermal performance when configured correctly and the option to have my system as a stealthy silent beast is one I favor. Adelante y arriba puedes poner las tapas en invierno y quitarlas en verano, todas las partes vienen con material de insonorización, por lo que es muy silenciosa de por sí esta caja. Both cases have the same front/top IO, with two exceptions: the Silent Base has IO on top and the P600S has IO in the front with a cover flap. The Silent Base has a fan speed selection switch for the fan controller. I'm not sure if I'll use the fan controller or just go direct to the motherboard headers so I'm not to worried about the fan speed switch. As far as the location of IO goes, my current P400S has top IO and I do use that and think for my use top IO is better than front IO. At the top of the P600S is the included Phanteks fan controller which has support for up to 3 x 3 pin fans and 5 x 4 pin PWM fans. You can expand the number of fans using splitters as long as the total power doesn’t exceed 4A.

There's an RTX 3070 and a bunch of 2.5" SSDs and NVMe SSDs that will move to this build from my current one. With its all-white, matte aesthetic, the Phanteks Eclipse P600S Matte White Mid Tower is a stylish addition to the line-up. This range has been optimised for both performance and silent operation, with its heavy sound-dampening and innovative materials for promoting airflow. Featuring a clear tempered glass side panel and mesh front, this chassis is perfect for showcasing your high-end hardware. Integrated on the front panel are three 140mm dRGB fans to further bolster the natural airflow. At the edge of innovation, this chassis supports vertical GPU mounting, dual systems, and extensive water-cooling loops. Phanteks Eclipse P600S Matte White Mid Tower at a Glance: Cleaning this new fabric mesh is simple as the whole front panel can be removed by pulling it off from the bottom of the case. If you water cool in the P600S, you will be pleased to see Phanteks has included an easy to access drain port near the bottom of the case. We personally really like this addition and wished more cases would do the same. On the outside, users have the option of removing the sound-dampening front panels and revealing the fabric mesh filter, which allows for better airflow and improved performance. Alternatively, you can leave them in place for near-silent running. There's also a tempered glass magnetic side panel that's easy to open, and a neatly hidden I/O panel, featuring USB Type-C and dual 3.0 portsThe top of the case features another removable center panel just like the front and also comes with sound dampening materials. The removable top is part of their dual-mode design, meaning when things get too hot or if you install a radiator, you can get the airflow you need. Cable management, often an issue in ITX cases, is excellent as you can route cables behind the motherboard tray and through the roof section. The only issue some might have with this case is that it doesn't support ATX power supplies, only SFX/SFX-L (although the use of such a supply doesn't create more interior space). If the Thermaltake Core V1 is too small for your needs, then the Corsair Carbide 275R is the next best choice. Somewhat old school in terms of design, especially regarding thermal performance, there's lots of room inside to fit big graphics cards, up to four 2.5-inch drives, and three closed-loop cooling systems. In keeping with a mostly clean front fascia, the P600s hides its user-facing I/O behind a flip-up panel. Present are two USB 3 ports, a USB-C port, separate headphone, and microphone ports, and the reset button. The power button however is located on the top of the case as seen below. Case Front and Rear Opening the box reveals an accessory kit that Phanteks is known to include in their higher-end chassis.