Sure you could pay more for something else, but the Eclipse G360A is proof that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to get a great breezy box for your PC parts. If Interest Free Credit options are available for your purchase, they will be displayed when you choose Flexible credit at checkout. On a white enclosure, that’s not something that I’ve encountered often on budget friendly cases, and I’ve even seen some very expensive white cases with trim that did not match the paint. Due to that trench in the front of the chassis, you have 36 mm to work with instead of the approximately 15 mm across the rear of the motherboard tray. Whether you’re aiming for a powerful gaming rig or a creative workstation, the Phanteks Eclipse G360A Black has the internal space to accommodate your ambitions.

The Phanteks Eclipse series includes many enclosures, which all feature a similar forward-slanting front design. Furthermore, even with all this cooling, there is still plenty of internal space for the latest in gaming hardware. Instead, Phanteks placed plain cutouts on the side of the trench to ensure you can still route everything nicely. Even after testing, and building a few test systems in the G360A, I still had some questions to answer. Phanteks is looking to meet the cooling demands of a high-end gaming system without restricting the space for internal components with the G360A.

Please allow 2 working days for a response as some item's enquiries with international suppliers may be required. To get you started, Phanteks has pre-installed three D-RGB 120mm fans as well as a LED strip along the tempered glass side panel. The three front A-RGB fans and the side A-RGB strip can be controlled by the on board Phanteks controller.

Considering the pretty skinny case dimensions, it will be interesting to see how the 360 radiator will fit alongside a modern, high-end motherboard. Interest is charged at the APR displayed however you can make additional payments or pay your balance off early at no extra cost. The controller comes with a range of lighting effects and colours to choose from, but if you want even greater control, you can connect the controller to your motherboard.Phanteks takes cooling seriously with the Phanteks Eclipse G360A White, featuring ultra-fine mesh panels that strike the perfect balance between high airflow and effective dust filtration. We’ve updated our testing hardware to use Intel’s 12 Gen “Alder Lake” platform, which has shaken up the desktop landscape (and taken prominent spots on our best CPUs for gaming list). If you plan to equip your system with water cooling, then the Eclipse G360A is definitely the right choice for you. Furthermore, with an easily adjustable drive cage, you can utilise PSUs that range in size from 220mm long to 280mm, by moving the HDD brackets. Three integrated 120 mm D-RGB fans on the front ensure a good supply of fresh air for your hardware.

Our acoustic test consists of three scenarios: We run the CPU at full load, the CPU and GPU at full load, and an optimized mode. It’s software-free with manual control and programmed with tasteful lighting effects out of the box.Whether you’re aiming for a powerful gaming rig or a creative workstation, the Phanteks Eclipse G360A White has the internal space to accommodate your ambitions. The Phanteks G360A comes with three PWM aRGB fans, and they perform just as good as they look, especially when combined with the fine mesh front panel on this case. Phanteks didn’t try to reinvent the already excellent P360A with the newer G360A, and that was probably a smart move.