NZXT Phantom 530 Review 10

NZXT Phantom 530 Review

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Introduction

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I would like to thank NZXT for supplying the review sample.


NZXT has updated the mid-tower based Phantom series with the new Phantom 530. Just like its predecessors, the chassis is available in multiple colors: black, red, or white. NZXT was kind enough to provide the white variant for us to review.


NZXT Phantom 530
ColorBlack, Red or White
Drive Bays External: 3x 5.25" baysInternal: 6x 3.5/2.5" bay & 1x 2.5"
Form Factor ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX, EATX (322x272mm)
Expansion Slots 8
CoolingFront: 2x140mm/ 120mm or 1x200mm (1 x 200mm included)Rear: 1x140mm (included) / 120mmSide: 1x140mmTop: 2x200mm/ 140mm or 3x120mmFloor: 2x120mmPivot: 1 x 140/120mm
Dimensions235mm x 572mm x 543mm
Weight10.5kg
SwitchesPower / Reset, I/O LED switch, singe-channel 30-watt Fan Control (2 settings)
I/OUSB 3.0 x 2 (internal), Audio In and Out (supports HD audio)

Packaging


NZXT ships the Phantom 530 in a fully color cardboard package. The front has an image of the case itself, while the rear goes into greater detail about the chassis' features. Both sides of the box hold further information and also show you what the three color choices look like. You will also find carrying holes on these sides, which should make lugging the Phantom home quite easy.


Two solid Styrofoam spacers hold the Phantom 530 in place and protect it from damage, and a heavy duty plastic bag keeps away scratches and fingerprints.

Contents


NZXT actually includes a large assortment of all-black screws. Each type of screw is neatly packaged away inside a separate bag and there are, unlike with cases by most other manufacturers, plenty of cable ties to make things look clean and tidy right out of the box. You will also receive a little promotional piece and a detailed manual.
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