Phanteks has today introduced three new Mid-Tower cases as a part of their XT series each supporting the latest GPUs, hidden connector motherboards, all whilst offering three different styles at a budget-friendly price.
The XT Pro is the minimalist dream, it offers an all-black design with no RGB lighting for an understated system. It’s front panel is mesh allowing for pure airflow and functionality.
The Pro Ultra is the same as the XT Pro except it offers multiple RGB fans right out of the box and is available in white as well as black. With its RGB lighting is also a DRGB controller to keep your system looking good.
The XT view hops onto the current trend of A-Pillarless PC cases such as Phanteks NV series, and provides an unobstructed view of your hardware. Fundamentally it is the same as the XT Pro and Pro Ultra but also features an RGB strip across the bottom alongside its included RGB fans.
All of these cases are capable of supporting up to E-ATX motherboards 280mm wide, as well as the new hidden cable motherboards such as MSI Project Zero and ASUS BTF. GPU support is no concern with up to 415mm of clearance alongside 7 expansion slots. As for storage the XT Pro offers 2x 3.5″ bays and 2x 2.5″ bays whilst the XT Pro Ultra and XT View offer 2x 3.5″ and 5x 2.5″ bays.
For cooling both the XT Pro and Pro Ultra feature a large mesh front panel and come with 1x 120mm fan or 4x D-RGB 140mm fans respectively. Users can equip these cases with either 3x 120mm or 2x 140mm in the top, 3x 120/140mm fans in the front, 1x 120/140mm fan in the rear, and 3x 120mm fan on the PSU chamber. This allows for up to a 360mm radiator in the top or 240 in the front.
The XT View however with its glass front panel comes equipped with three 120mm ARGB fans out of the box and is capable of supporting up to 2x 120mm in the right side, 3x 120mm or 2x 140mm in the top, 1x 120 or 140mm in the rear, and 3x 120mm in the PSU chamber. This allows for up to a 360mm radiator in the top or a 240mm in the front with a vertical GPU.
The Phanteks XT Series are available now from Overclockers.co.uk for the following prices:
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