NZXT PHANTOM 410

The Phantom 410 is more compact and less expensive than the original NZXT but doesn’t ditch any important features. The mid tower cabinet is a lot taller and deeper than most common tower PCs. Our review unit came in all black. The paintwork is as glossy even the insides are painted. There is a small transparent window on the side panel. The top surface has a fan grille as the power and reset buttons. USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports audio jacks and single three position fan speed controller. Two thumbscrews secure each of the side panels in place. Inside you will find enough room for a full sized ATX motherboard and one or two hogh end graphics cards. The power supply mounts at the bottom and there’s space for six 2.5 inch drives as well as three 3.5 inch ones. The middle part of the drive cage is removable freeing up more space for graphics cards and cable routing. You get 120 mm fans on the front rear and top with provisions for mounting more fans and water cooling. The leads to the top panel are neatly routed and labeled free. The phantom 410 is an attractive and feature rich case but it’s still overkill for non gamers or ordinary home users.