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Let me sum it up by saying overall, the build quality at this price point, and the abundance of features that have been implemented into the Phantom 630 is really hard to beat.. So if you are in the market for a full tower chassis that's very well buil...
Sleek design, Room for up to 8 hard drives, Lots of room inside & behind the motherboard tray, Supports XL-ATX motherboards, Easy installation, 4 included fans, Hard drive cages can be removed and reconfigured
Still using the cheap hard drive cages, Top routing holes are small for the CPU power cable
As I said earlier I was a bit surprised to see NZXT release another Phantom case at CES. This release came only months after the Phantom 820 release. If you just look at the numbering at price you may think that the Phantom 630 is just a stipped down...
The NZXT Phantom 630 is squarely aimed at the water cooling enthusiast; and to that end, I think they did a great job. With the ability to mount radiators in up to four locations (top, bottom, front, rear), you certainly have the basis to begin a nice w...
Publicerad: 2013-02-07, Författare: Steve , testad av: gamersnexus.net
And we find ourselves here once again, for the third time this week, making final calls on the value and market worth of a case. And once again, I hope that it's the last time for a short while; not because I don't like reviewing cases, but because I'm se...
Publicerad: 2013-02-05, Författare: Tony , testad av: proclockers.com
The NZXT Phantom 630 is truly a complete case. It offers everything anyone needs when building that ultimate gaming rig. The styling is pretty universal as it does not scream out ‘I am a gamer'. The case can easily be placed in a multitude of place and lo...
Good industrial design, Integrated fan controller, SD card reader, and rear LEDs, Configurable drive bays, High quality filtering on all intake fans, Sturdy construction, Excellent cable management,
Flimsy drive sleds, Could use a top mounted carrying handle, Takes up a lot of room on your desk, Must remove front panel to clean its dust filter, which means removing any 5.25" devices first.
Computer cases are one of the few areas in which an enthusiast can "put their mark" on a system. There's a tsunami of innovation and refinement in case design these days, and just when you thought you'd seen everything it was possible to do with the "...
It's fair to say that although we're no stranger to NZXT products here at OC3D towers they have always received fair and impartial reviews, as is the case with all manufacturers. If we like something we say so, if we don't like something we're not afra...
Covers for the 5.25” bays are vented with air filters, SD memory card reader, Nine expansion slots, Air filter for the power supply, bottom, front, and top fans, Supports eight 3.5”/2.5” and two 2.5” devices at the same time, Support for video cards up to
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The NZXT Phantom 630 is the most complete full-tower case we've seen recently, allowing a very flexible configuration that should please most enthusiasts. It is not cheap, but we think its price is right for all the features it brings...
Well engineered interior, Build-in fan controller for up to eight units, SD card reader, LED light in the back of the chassis, Excellent ODD locking mechanism, Three 200 mm and a single 140 mm fan right out of the box, Plenty of screws and zip ties includ
Pricey - people may be inclined to spend another 50 USD to go all out, Flimsy hard drive trays, No more thumb screws on the motherboard expansion bays, Not much smaller than the Phantom 820, 30W fan controller for eight fans is not enough, No HPTX support
NZXT has pushed into the 200+ USD category with the Phantom 820 and has done so quite well, but is there room for such a case as the Phantom 630, or will it befuddle the end user's thoughts on which chassis to buy? Savings around 50 USD also means givi...
I think it's important to note that NZXT's flagship Phantom 820 was only released about three months ago. I'm not quite sure how NZXT was able to hit the kind of turnaround time they did with the Phantom 630, but this new release effectively obsoletes the...
