LED colors can be changed by a radial dial (spin it until you're happy) two other buttons flank the color dial, one which controls the IO panel backlight, and one that controls the two color zones of the case (front only, internal only, both active, or off). The shell, completely stripped of panels. Regardless, it's quite a lot of color options. I attempted to count the individual colors offered and came up with somewhere in the range of 70-or-so variations (some of the differences are minor, so I may be off by +/- 15 colors). Most notably, the HUE system is capable of producing almost any color you'd care to create, as it has dozens of vibrance & depth levels for each major color. An LED strip lines the top-left wall of the case (the ceiling, as it were), where it casts light down upon the acrylic side panel and then is accentuated by the angles in the acrylic.
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It's not exactly the same as the full HUE package that is offered, but more than enough to offer fantastic spotlighting capabilities where they count. The HUE system that is integrated with the Phantom 820 is sort of a HUE-lite. The backlit IO panel can be toggled via front-panel buttons. Some of these options you may have never heard of before - like the HUE lighting system - so let's dive into each of these and break-down whether or not they are relevant to your uses. Massive side panel clearance for cabling (36mm/1.4" clearance). 90mm of top space, top 280/360mm and bottom 240/280mm radiator support. Room for high-end liquid cooling solutions, including three fans for push-pull. 4-channel, 15W fan controller offers a wide range of fan speed settings (from off to high). NZXT Phantom 820 Case Specs Review Case TypeĦx3.5" Internal drive bays w/ 2.5" compatibility.Į-ATX, XL-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX ( WHY?!) We had the chance to review the crème-de-la-crème of NZXT's cases recently (including a video review, below): The behemoth Phantom 820, currently marketed at $250 for high-end or enthusiast system builders. The company's offerings range from dirt cheap to otherworldly, with build quality scaling immoderately within that spectrum. And in that fashion, they're almost very Alienware-like in aesthetic - astral and radiant. In your opinion, are Corsair Obsidians (or at least the one you have) the best you've seen? (I value your opinion because I bet you've gone through a lot of cases, or at least reviews of them.NZXT's cases have secured a reputation for their knifelike designs: the cases are sharp and emit an almost preternatural aura, using jagged, cutting elements in unique combination with rounded and beveled-out features. I hope you haven't gotten into any accidents by doing that with any cases. Oh, so the two tests are one and the same.
I'm a typical 100 kg heavy-weight reviewer and this is really enough to destroy something (some cases were mess after this).If that's the case, I'll be looking forward to a review of it (900D)! Also yeah, side notes by you on how it does compared to older models. Simply sit down (without the plastic crap on top) and try to sit on it one minute.
It will be interesting, what the new case can better (or not). My own case is an Obsidian 800D and I've modified this case with USB 3.0 and a new SATA3 PCB. I'm waiting for the corsair Obsidian 900D.
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