Phanteks reveals new Eclipse G370A ATX chassis that delivers looks and performance on a budget
Phanteks is turning heads with its new Eclipse G370A, first showcased at Computex 2025 and now officially available. As the latest in the Eclipse Series, this mid-tower ATX case caters to gamers, builders, and workstation users who prioritize airflow, expandability, and value. With its mesh-heavy construction, the G370
Phanteks is turning heads with its new Eclipse G370A, first showcased at Computex 2025 and now officially available. As the latest in the Eclipse Series, this mid-tower ATX case caters to gamers, builders, and workstation users who prioritize airflow, expandability, and value.
With its mesh-heavy construction, the G370A prioritizes cooling efficiency by supporting up to seven 120mm fans and offering dedicated room for a 360mm radiator at the top. Although officially treated as an ATX PC c ase, it actually can take in larger motherboards of SSI-EEB form factors, therefore being an actual budget option for workstation builds.
Nevertheless, Phanteks still fit it with some ARGB-enabled fans for some rainbow touchups so that the rig will not be as boring. The top side has 360mm of clearance for AIO installation while there's enough room to host the largest of GPUs.
Price and Availability
The Phanteks Eclipse G370A is now available for purchase at the price of US$59.99 / EU€59.90 / GB£54.99.
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With its mesh-heavy construction, the G370A prioritizes cooling efficiency by supporting up to seven 120mm fans and offering dedicated room for a 360mm radiator at the top. Although officially treated as an ATX PC c ase, it actually can take in larger motherboards of SSI-EEB form factors, therefore being an actual budget option for workstation builds.
Nevertheless, Phanteks still fit it with some ARGB-enabled fans for some rainbow touchups so that the rig will not be as boring. The top side has 360mm of clearance for AIO installation while there's enough room to host the largest of GPUs.
