Next-gen refined Phanteks NV5 MKII PC case launched from US$109.99
Phanteks has added a familiar yet refreshing PC case product to its family and it is none other than the NV5 MKII mid-tower PC case. Although it might look pretty standard externally but Phanteks created this to specifically support "cable-less" builds like ASUS's BTF and MSI's Project Zero. Aesthetic-wise, the near-fu
Phanteks has added a familiar yet refreshing PC case product to its family and it is none other than the NV5 MKII mid-tower PC case.
Although it might look pretty standard externally but Phanteks created this to specifically support "cable-less" builds like ASUS's BTF and MSI's Project Zero.
Aesthetic-wise, the near-full seamless glass panels are there to make a clear point - "I want my rig to be cool, I want to show it off, It's beautiful".
Compared to the original, the MKII variant has increased width to accommodate modern GPUs and 12VHPWR cables while the ultra-fine mesh design and room for up to 8x 120mm fans ensure effective dust filtration and optimal cooling.
Additionally, it includes a removable PSU cover for easy installation, integrated Digital-RGB lighting, and a software-free controller for straightforward customization. A GPU support bracket is also included for added stability.
Price and Availability
US-based customers can now grab the Phanteks NV5 MKII for US$109.99 for the Black color or US$119.99 for the White color. Asia and Europe region will receive stocks soon.
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Although it might look pretty standard externally but Phanteks created this to specifically support "cable-less" builds like ASUS's BTF and MSI's Project Zero.
Aesthetic-wise, the near-full seamless glass panels are there to make a clear point - "I want my rig to be cool, I want to show it off, It's beautiful".
Compared to the original, the MKII variant has increased width to accommodate modern GPUs and 12VHPWR cables while the ultra-fine mesh design and room for up to 8x 120mm fans ensure effective dust filtration and optimal cooling.
Additionally, it includes a removable PSU cover for easy installation, integrated Digital-RGB lighting, and a software-free controller for straightforward customization. A GPU support bracket is also included for added stability.
