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December 2013
(87%)
50 Reviews
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Three colors to choose from, Modular HDD cages of different sizes, Tool free HDD and ODD drive mounting is very easy and very secure, On board single 30 watt three speed fan controller, Ten fan 30 watt fan hub, 2.5inch SSD tray positioned behind mother bo
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Phantom 530 is not only functional in every way, but it also has many features you will not find in a far more expensive full tower case. It's an amazing value for the money!...
The Phantom 530 is currently available for $129.99 at Newegg , which puts it in a very competitive position for a full tower case. The water cooling support is a major plus with its ability to house up to four radiators of varying sizes. The modular HDD...
Modernized looks with Phantom genes, Excellent liquid-cooling support, Excellent ODD installation method, Three separate hard drive cages, PCB to connect up to 10 fans, Single 2.5" try on motherboard tray, Loads of space for long GPUs, PSU, and CPU cooler
Flimsy hard drive trays, Fan PCB for 10 fans means you have to watch the overall power draw for high-end applications, No dust filter on the side panel, No 3.5" drive bay, Only two 5.25" bays, Basic I/O, Taking out a hard drive requires removing the side
The NZXT Phantom 530 clocks in at $129 without taxes or €129 including taxes. Modernized looks with Phantom genes Excellent liquid-cooling support Excellent ODD installation method Three separate hard drive cages PCB to connect up to 10 fans Single 2.5" t...
Even in the geek infested world of PC components brand identification is important, and in a world of black boxes, whether it be in Blood Red, Matte Black or the White seen above, the Phantom range is a brand that stands out. Anyone who's been a PC enthu...
Abstract: The NZXT Phantom 530 Case is a full tower so it has lots of space, looks great, plenty of drive bays, cable management, fits long video cards/PSUs, 30W fan controller, I/O LEDs, USB3 and more. They've done a fantastic job of improving on the original Phan...
However I feel about NZXT's too frequent recycling of the Phantom aesthetic and design, it's still very hard to argue with results. I'm reluctant to fawn over the Phantom 530 because it feels extremely iterative instead of progressive. When the Phantom 63...
Published: 2014-01-24, Author: Chris , review by: Bcchardware.com
Plenty of room, Easy routing and cable management, Rear Mounted SSD tray, Integrated fan controller, Modular design, Many tool-less connections, Bold look
Absence of an ATX 8-Pin extension cable, Would like to see additional fans included
All in all, I think this case is great! There is a lot of thought put into the modular design that can be utilized by anyone. Whether you're looking for an air cooled case, or you're planning on running a wild, water cooling setup this case can fit your n...
Abstract: The Phantom 530 is NZXT’s modern day follow-up to the original Phantom, one of the most distinctive cases ever released. This new version packs in even more features and may single handedly redefine full tower prices....
Page 1 [Introduction] NZXT has been in the chassis game for some time already, and while not all of their older designs were all on point, at least not as much as I would have liked, along the way they have come up with some great ideas. NZXT is also ...
