[PR] NZXT Phantom 410
NZXT Phantom 410– Form following function at its purist
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How do you live up to the reputation set by a great predecessor like the NZXT Phantom? The original Phantom raised the bar by introducing an incredibly modern design not seen before,all whiledelivering innovative features such as fully adjustable cooling throughout. Reviews and customer testimonies alike leave no doubt that the Phantom is brilliant.
Today, we’re introducing the NZXT Phantom 410 –the new bespoke addition to the Phantom series.
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Curating feedback from gamers and serious system enthusiasts in the know, we took the blue prints to our highly sought after Phantom chassis and developed the new 410, a flexible new design aimed at those wanting Phantom features without the larger size.The new Phantom 410 does not compromise. It features the following sought after features:
- Liquid-cooling support with dual 240mm radiators
- Pivoting 120mm/140mm fan slot for user adjustable airflow
- Up to 8 fans can be installed for maximum cooling
- 30W 3-step fan control for any situation: quiet, medium load, and maximum cooling
- Innovative rail-mounted bays allow for easy SSD/HDD replacement
- Removable HDD cage allows full-length expansion cards
- Screwless 5.25” bays that also mount 2.5” drives
- Full-range of internal and external 2 x USB 3.0, 2 x 2.0 and audio support
The Phantom 410 brings with it attention to detail that customers expect from NZXT. Atop the chassis rests SuperSpeed USB ready ports, and within the interior a clean rear-routing cable management system that ensures airflow is efficient.
At NZXT, we’re relentless about design, and the new Phantom 410 certainly lives up to its namesake. The new chassis carries forward a tuned evolution of the legendary Phantom design, leaving nothing to be desired. How did we bring all the above features the streamlined chassis of the Phantom 410? We’d like to think that “overkill” is another product feature.
Announced at: El Monte, CA – December, 1st, 2011
















