Taking the G360A out of the box, the first thing I noticed was how similar it looks to the Phanteks P350X, a case I used to own. To accommodate these radiators, Phanteks has added plenty of support for multiple fans to be installed within the G360A. You may move the tray forward for longer PSUs, but as we are using the compact Phanteks Amp 1000, we won't have to.

The Phanteks G360A is a perfect fit for anyone who loves RGB, thanks to it coming equipped with a digital-RGB (D-RGB) controller.This sleek and powerful chassis from Phanteks is engineered to meet the cooling demands of high-end gaming systems without compromising on internal space.

We’ve updated our testing hardware to use Intel’s 12 Gen “Alder Lake” platform, which has shaken up the desktop landscape (and taken prominent spots on our best CPUs for gaming list). The G360A brings unique capabilities and features to house the most high-end gaming systems in a compact ATX mid-tower chassis. The new Phanteks Eclipse G360A presents a number of features that we have previously seen from Phanteks so while the name confuses us slightly, the case itself is a good piece of work. We pummelled our test system with a combination of Time Spy Stress Test and Cinebench R23 which drew 690W from the wall socket. inches (400mm) of GPU clearance in the G360A, we had no issues installing our triple-fan Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC, and most next-gen cards will likely fit here as well.The AIO Cooler showed up very quickly and exactly as described, brand new, still sealed in it's fancy box!

KitGuru says: This tweaked version of Eclipse P360 is a fine addition to the Phanteks' range and we look forward to the next G model, doubtless coming soon. Three Digital-RGB 120mm fans are pre-installed and a LED strip is integrated along the tempered glass panel. The similarities with that older case can be seen in the Eclipse G360A’s tempered glass side panel, PSU shroud and the RGB strip sandwiched between the two.Like all of Phanteks’ lighting products, the Digital-RGB controller can be expanded with more lighting products and/or synced with motherboards to allow for software control. To accomplish this, they have achieved a remarkable design that allows a high degree of flexibility. Considering the pretty skinny case dimensions, it will be interesting to see how the 360 radiator will fit alongside a modern, high-end motherboard. But if you want to move or remove it to make more room for PSU cables, it’s a chore since screws both on top of the PSU shroud and underneath the case hold it together. Phanteks takes cooling seriously with the Phanteks Eclipse G360A Black, featuring ultra-fine mesh panels that strike the perfect balance between high airflow and effective dust filtration.