NZXT Introduces Phantom 630 Windowed Edition

August 20, 2013 Jonathan Heroux News, System & Components 7

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NZXT is taking another shot at its already well-featured Phantom 630 by releasing a new version with a windowed side panel. Furthermore, the said side panel is also available as add-on for the non-windowed Phantom 630 as well as the H630.

NZXT Phantom 630 Windowed Edition
NZXT Phantom 630 Windowed Edition

NZXT says that the new window side panel boasts a an acrylic window that is twice the size of the one on the original Phantom 630 case, which we reviewed a few months back. This allows for more visual goodness of the insides of your top notch gaming system. A view that is sure to please the ladies and/or your mom. Furthermore, NZXT is selling the new side panel as an add-on for those wishing to replace the original panel on their Phantom 630, but also for owners of the nice looking H630 case that would like a better visual of the innards of their system.

Both the case and standalone panel are offered in a choice of white, black or gunmetal grey. The new Phantom 630 Windowed Edition will set you back $179.99, while the side panel is selling for $29.99 on NZXT’s website.

– dostov

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ATMINSIDE

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#1 Aug 20, 2013

"Or your mom"

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

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MattNo5ss

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#2 Aug 20, 2013

Looks like the same window as the NZXT Switch 810.

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dostov

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#3 Aug 20, 2013

I was sure that part about your mom would get redacted by the editor. LOL

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Bobnova

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#4 Aug 20, 2013

I was sure that part about your mom would get redacted by the editor. LOL

I've found it fairly difficult to get something pulled by the editors around here.
Admittedly I did do some next-morning editing on the PSU review I wrote while drinking.

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Hippogriff

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#5 Aug 21, 2013

There's also the window for the 820.

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rpjkw11

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#6 Aug 21, 2013

The Switch 810 windowed side panel looks great on the 820, as does the new panel for the 630. However, I really prefer side intake fans, so the "old" way works best for me.

A big "tip of the hat" to NZXT for making a window available.

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#7 Aug 25, 2013

I like it, but no side intake :( that's what I like about the Haf-X full tower, nice window with good side intake + all the wire management :)

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