Phanteks adds new XT V3 case, Nexlinq Hub V2, and Gen5 vertical GPU bracket to its portfolio
Phanteks just dropped three fresh additions to its lineup — the XT V3 compact PC case, the Nexlinq Hub V2 fan and lighting controller, and the Premium Gen5 Vertical GPU Bracket, each catering to builders who value performance and style. The XT V3 is a compact tempered-glass case that supports up to seven fans, with thr
Phanteks just dropped three fresh additions to its lineup — the XT V3 compact PC case, the Nexlinq Hub V2 fan and lighting controller, and the Premium Gen5 Vertical GPU Bracket, each catering to builders who value performance and style.
The XT V3 is a compact tempered-glass case that supports up to seven fans, with three pre-installed at the bottom to push airflow straight into the GPU, while it also fits a 360 mm top radiator. It’s made with Rear-Connect motherboards in mind, so cable management stays hidden and airflow stays smooth without sacrificing build aesthetics.
Then there’s the Nexlinq Hub V2, which now comes in a slimmer form factor to make installation less of a hassle. It centralizes fan and lighting control, working with the Nexlinq Windows App, mainboard software, or even Windows Dynamic Lighting. The lightweight app skips the usual bloat found in most industry software, giving users responsive fan controls, temperature-based automation, and curated lighting effects without slowing down the system.
Finally, the Premium Gen5 Vertical GPU Bracket is built for those who want their graphics card to stand out. It supports both a vertical or a 30-degree tilted mount, reinforced with vibrant D-RGB lighting for extra flair. Since it’s PCIe Gen5.0 ready, it keeps GPUs performing at their peak, and its sturdy design fits neatly into cases with seven open PCI slots.
Pricing and Availability
All three Phanteks products are already available at the following prices:
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The XT V3 is a compact tempered-glass case that supports up to seven fans, with three pre-installed at the bottom to push airflow straight into the GPU, while it also fits a 360 mm top radiator. It’s made with Rear-Connect motherboards in mind, so cable management stays hidden and airflow stays smooth without sacrificing build aesthetics.
Then there’s the Nexlinq Hub V2, which now comes in a slimmer form factor to make installation less of a hassle. It centralizes fan and lighting control, working with the Nexlinq Windows App, mainboard software, or even Windows Dynamic Lighting. The lightweight app skips the usual bloat found in most industry software, giving users responsive fan controls, temperature-based automation, and curated lighting effects without slowing down the system.
Finally, the Premium Gen5 Vertical GPU Bracket is built for those who want their graphics card to stand out. It supports both a vertical or a 30-degree tilted mount, reinforced with vibrant D-RGB lighting for extra flair. Since it’s PCIe Gen5.0 ready, it keeps GPUs performing at their peak, and its sturdy design fits neatly into cases with seven open PCI slots.
