Phanteks Also Announces Eclipse P200A ITX Chassis | TechPowerUp Phanteks today announced the all-new Mini-ITX addition to the Eclipse lineup, the Eclipse P200A. The P200A features the Ultra-fine Performance Mesh to bring the highest cooling performance combined with a compact yet open interior to offer plenty of space for high-end system components. Featuring Phanteks' Ultra-fine Performance Mesh on the front and side panels, the P200A offers high airflow and optimal cooling performance. With only 1 mm of mesh perforation, the P200A's front panel filters dust without compromising airflow performance.
The P200A internal space and versatility allows for the support of triple-slot graphic cards with optional vertical GPU mounting (PH-CBRSFL15 required), 240/280 mm front and 240 mm side radiators, full ATX power supplies, and massive storage support. This flexibility allows you to configure the internal layout to your exact preference. Building a powerful yet compact ITX system is a breeze thanks to the P200A. Within a 30-liter volume, it combines a compact form-factor with next-gen hardware requirements.
The new P200A will be available in two models, the P200A Performance and P200A D-RGB. The P200A Performance will include 2x 120 mm black PWM fans and a metal Ultra-fine mesh left side panel, while the P200A D-RGB includes 2x 120 mm D-RGB PWM fans, a software-free D-RGB controller, Tempered Glass side panel, and USB-C Gen 2 port.
Availability April 2021.
- Eclipse P200A Performance—€49.90 / $49.99 / £44.99
- Eclipse P200A D-RGB—€69.90 / $69.99 / £64.99
For a PC case that costs less than 70 US dollars (RGB version) and 50 dollars (non RGB) I don't really have much to dislike about the cases.
