Phanteks Eclipse P400A
ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX
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Good case and satisfied in general, but it's a pity not to be able to put an AiO watercooling on the top side
Good product in general with good finishes and good equipment.
Well designed for the cable management with many passages, scratch pads and enough space between the door and the back of the wall.
I regret however the little space available above the motherboard under the ceiling plate: you can just install 2 fans, but the watercooling radiator doesn't fit, I had to put mine in the front.Pro
- Good finishings
- Great for the cable management
- The aRGB manager makes it easy to connect the fans
- 3 aRGB fans
- perforated power supply cover for good ventilation
Contra
- not enough space to install an AiO watercooling on top
- 3-pin fans, no 4-pin PWM for speed management
- a 4th fan in extraction on the rear panel would have been welcome
This review was created for a different variant: Eclipse P400A (ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX)
Would recommend to others.
From quality like a Phanteks P300 but with 3 fans in front. The front is grid-shaped and also has dust filter function. This makes front open and has very good airflow.
Pro
- Good air flow
- RGB fan very quiet
- Glass side window
Contra
- No fans in the back
- Cable management could be better
- Only 16 cm Cpu cooler height
This review was created for a different variant: Eclipse P400A (ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX)
Super casing
Very good enclosure with a very quiet fan. The cable management is excellent. The sheet thickness at the rear fan mounting is wafer thin, (compared to the Enthoo Pro). Only the gods and Phanteks know why there is no fan in the back. If you install a fan in the back, in my case an Arctic P12 PWM, the temperature drops by over 10 degrees.
Pro
- Very quiet and powerful fans
- Generous space for cable management with ribbon cable
- Cable bushings in the right place
- Airflow
- Very Chic
Contra
- No fan at the rear
- Sheet thickness at the rear like paper and could be bent by the air pressure of the front fans
This review was created for a different variant: Eclipse P400A (ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX)
10/10 would smash again
What can I say? Its a great case! Got everything you'd expect from a premium case, very easy to build inside, and now I'm just repeating myself from the pros but yeah, just fuckin buy it.
Pro
- Great airflow
- Dust filters are removable and easily cleaned
- Very quiet included fans
- Tons of space to hide my terrible cable management behind the panel
- Comes with zip ties
- Lots of cutouts for cable management
- Very good value for money
- Easy to build in
Contra
- I really am nitpicking but the rear side panel is a bit hard to remove but who cares right?
Techjesus recommends this case, so what else is there to say?
Pro
- Plenty of space
- Top airflow
- Cable management easy to do
This review was created for a different variant: Eclipse P400A (ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX)
Cools really well but...
Unfortunately if you install an AIO you lose the possibility to put 4 additional hard disks. I don't know yet if this also compromises the 2 hard drives hidden under the plate.
However, if you are looking for a case that can cool your components well. It's a piece of cake. I personally lost 10°C on my CPU overclocker without changing anything else. Well, I have 2 fans out. One at the back and one at the top.
I strongly recommendPro
- Very good cooling
- Cable management ++.
- RGB ++
- Special offer price at 80.00 +++
This review was created for a different variant: Eclipse P400A (ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX)
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