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. The CPU full load test runs the CPU and case fans at their maximum speed. For the CPU and GPU full load acoustic test, we also stress the Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC and set the fans at 75% speed, because in gaming the fans never run at 100 percent and are far too loud when they do. The Phanteks Eclipse G360A also includes support for a 360mm radiator that can be installed in either the front or the top of the case. If you choose to mount it at the front, the brand-new removable front panel makes installation a breeze. As a result, there is now more clearance space to accommodate both a front AiO radiator, your GPU, and the out-of-this-world modern aesthetics.

The fine mesh front panel on the G360A does two things: It lets an immense amount of air into the chassis, while allowing the RGB of the fans to shine out. Phanteks didn’t try to reinvent the already excellent P360A with the newer G360A, and that was probably a smart move. All it took was an increase in cooling capability and a few other little changes (like room for bigger radiators) to make this case better for 2022 and beyond. Testing Hardware Like all Phanteks lighting products, the integrated D-RGB lighting is simple to control with pre-programmed lighting effects and requires no software. Optionally, the D-RGB controller can be synchronized with compatible motherboards and expanded with more D-RGB products. Rotterdam, The Netherlands – June 8th, 2022 – Phanteks announced the new Eclipse G360A, an exceptional value chassis built on its predecessor, the P360A and sets the bar even higher with more fan locations and 360 radiator support to meet next generation hardware cooling demand. The metal front panel features Phanteks’ Ultra-fine Performance Mesh design that combines high airflow performance with dust filtration, all-in-one. With its high-performance design, the G360A is ready for powerful gaming setups, offering 360 radiator options in the top and front while having plenty of space for full-length GPUs, multiple HDD and SSD locations, and a vertical GPU mounting option.Like its older sibling, the P360A, the G360A features a big mesh front panel. But this time Phanteks added some personality by stamping a design on it that looks like something between a U and a V. Not everyone is going to love it, but at the very least it looks less plain than the front of the P360A. There’s still no real front fan filter here, which can be an issue. But so long as you regularly pop off the front to clean the mesh and the fans and blow out the interior of the case a couple of times a year, you should be fine. That said, if you live in an area with lots of dust or pollen in the air, you may want to pay more for a case with an easily removed dust filter. Internal Layout of the Phanteks G360A Unfortunately, there are also negative aspects to the Phranteks Eclipse G360A. Considering the price, a fourth fan in the rear and a USB Type-C port in the I/O panel would have been desirable. In addition, the 90-degree rotated cable management openings, depending on the power supply cable or cable extension, make cabling the system difficult. In general, the cable management system only works optimally when at least the first strut of the PSU cage has been removed. The Eclipse Series from Phanteks is known for offering a great value across its lineup. The G360A brings unique capabilities and features to house even the highest end gaming systems in a compact ATX mid-tower chassis. Fantastic looking, built-in RGB looks great and has lots of options without invasive RGB software but you can still software control the RGB if you want

The metal front panel features Phanteks' Ultra-fine Performance Mesh design that combines high airflow performance with dust filtration, all-in-one. With its high-performance design, the G360A is ready for powerful gaming setups, offering 360 radiator options in the top and front while having plenty of space for full-length GPUs, multiple HDD and SSD locations, and a vertical GPU mounting option. Equipped with the Ultra-fine Mesh front panel, the G360 was designed to meet next gen cooling demands. It brings high-end cooling capabilities with 360 radiator support in the front and top of the chassis, 7 fan locations and plenty of clearance for large GPUs. The Phanteks Eclipse G360A is an evolution of the P360A and P360X, both of which have been on the market for quite some time. There are a few subtle tweaks of the tooling for the case, but the biggest change is that the G360A has much better fan and AIO support than its predecessors. That is great, but the general dimensions of the enclosure still get in the way a bit—you do have to carefully plan out your build steps to avoid disassembling elements just to get to vital motherboard connectors.all in all, nothing really bad what i would class as a pretty good product, have certainly worked on a lot worse cases on regular basis... Designed to meet next-generation cooling demands, the Phanteks Eclipse G360A features a plethora of intelligent cooling features. The ultra-fine mesh front panel improves aesthetics whilst ensuring a steady flow of air throughout the case. In addition to this, dust filtration keeps all your important hardware cool and performing at its best. The Phanteks Eclipse G360A brings all the features that a modern midi tower must have. The case is cleanly finished and comes with three fans pre-installed from the factory. Together with the mesh front panel, this allows for high airflow and very good cooling. Other positive features include the spacious interior and the hardware compatibility that comes with it. With both air and water cooling, you hardly have to worry about compatibility with the G360A.