Question 1

Can I adjust the RGB lighting to any color? or does it just constantly fluctuate?

Accepted Answer

I bought this case without reading the fine print. The RGB lead requires a certain motherboard, which I of course did not buy one of. I chose this beautiful RGB case and cannot even run the case RGBs. I am still looking for some type adapter just to use the RGBs.
So read the fine print before you even buy this case. I'm very dissapointed in a top brand case maker for this fopah

Question 2

This case is listed as steel / tempered glass, but that front removable panel looks plastic to me. Can an owner confirm real quick for me what the material of that front panel is? Thanks!

Accepted Answer

The Front Panel is definitely plastic, but they did an excellent job matching the color to the that on the steel. I personally think they did an amazing job with this case, the only issue I have with it is it is not quite tall enough to install a radiator on the top, and the front, while more open that a lot of cases with a solid front panel, still chokes the radiator more than I like, forcing me to turn up the intake fans higher than normal and causing slightly higher thermals under load.

But with that being said, I still do not regret my purchase, and I believe it looks amazing, especially with the white interior and RGB strategically placed. It picks up the color of the lights nicely!

Anyways, hope that answers your question.

Question 3

can you adjust the RGB lights? Or are they constantly changing?

Accepted Answer

You can adjust them through a button on top of the case. There are two buttons on the case to control the lights. One is to cycle through different modes and the other is to change the color. Or if you motherboard supports it, you can change it through software as well!

Question 4

Does this case support a 240 mm radiator in the top fan section of the case?

Accepted Answer

Yes it can support it. The Problem is depending on your Mobo you might not be able to use it because of Clearance issues between your VRM Heatsinks and the Fans w/ Rad. So yes, technically it absolutely does support it, but With my Crosshair VII Hero, and MSI x470 Gaming M7 AC, both of which do not have bigger then typical heatsinks, I could not install a 240mm Rad with your normal 25mm Width Fans because I couldn't clear the VRM Heatsinks. In fact, I use Phanteks Halo's on my fans, and I even had Clearance issues on the aforementioned MSI Board, when putting the Halo's on my Corsair ML120 Fans in the top. I did end up forcing it to fit, but the fan is literally pushing against the Heatsink. I would plan on putting your Rad in the Front of the case, and the only issues I had with this is I had to run the Rad fans at a higher Speed in order to get enough static pressure to properly cool the rad because of the restricted airflow. I love the look of the case, and the build quality is amazing, but I personally would not choose again in the future when water cooling because of these limitations. With Air Cooling the front airflow is more then sufficient with air flow optimized fans and would definitely recommend to someone for building their next air cooled rig.

Question 5

Any Recommendations for a budget MB with an ADDRESSABLE RGB HEADER to go with this case and the Halo Fans?

Accepted Answer

Hey Tyler so I just built my first pc I’m 14 and I can’t recommend this case more it comes with one stock fan and plenty of extra screws the case is all steal expect the front piece but the rgb is perfectly bright and very smooth the case has great airflow and the English is customizable but I would recommend getting more fans just for better temp hope this helped I love his case!!!!

Question 6

Will an ASUS B450m micro atx motherbaord be able to use the RGBs?

Accepted Answer

The RGBs work with Asus Aura Sync motherboards

Question 7

Would it be possible to house an Eatx mobo AND do a custom loop with the reservoir and rad?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I did, there is MORE THAN Enough room! I was able to fit my EATX Board and a Custom Loop for both the CPU and GPU Loop, and Reservoirs for both. It's extremely roomy, but the problem is only being able to use the front mounts for Rads, as even fans in the top with Phanteks Halos on them interfere with the Beefy VRM Heatsinks on my Board. Unless you have a full coverage waterblock on the board, there is definitely not enough room for a Rad Up top, essentially leaving room for a 120 in the back and a 40mm Thick 280 in the Front, and the front is Choked due to the Flat Front Panel, although it allows more air in through the sides then most cases with this style, it's still something to consider when watercooling with very few Rad options. I still was able to keep my 1st Gen Threadripper Overclocked to 4.175 on All Cores to a max temp of 79c underload, but that required the thicker Rads, Faster Pump Speed, and about 15 Percent Higher Fan Speed Curve then when in my old Obsidian 750D.

That said, I still don't regret my purchase, and their is definitely enough room for both and thick rads!

Case Specifications

Dimension	200 mm x 450 mm x 455 mm (W x H x D) 7.9 in x 17.7 in x 17.9 in
Form Factor	Mid Tower
Material(s)	ABS, Steel chassis, Tempered Glass
Motherboard Support	E-ATX, ATX, Micro-Atx, Mini ITX (E-ATX up to 280 mm width)
Front I/O	2x USB 3.0, Microphone, Headphone, D-RGB LED control
Side Window	Yes, Tempered glass

PCI Slots & Drive Bays

PCI slots	7
Internal 3.5"	2x (2 included)
Internal 2.5"	3x (2 included)

COOLING	120mm fan	140mm fan

Front	2x (1 included)	2x
Top	2x	2x
Rear	1x

LIQUID COOLING	120mm radiator	140mm radiator

Front	Up to 240	Up to 280
Rear	120	-

Included Accessories

Premium fan 120mm	1x
3.5" modular HDD bracket	2x
2.5" SSD bracket	2x

CLEARANCE

CPU Cooler	160 mm (6.3 in)
Cable Management	36 mm (1.4 in)
Graphic card	400 mm (15.7 in)
Power supply (incl. cables)	250 mm (9.8 in)

Packaging Information

Model	PH-EC350PTG_DBK PH-EC350PTG_DBW
Net Weigth	6.4 KG (14.1 bls)
Gross Weigth	7.6 KG (16.8 lbs)
Package Dimension	510 mm x 285 mm x 535 mm (W x H x D) 20 in x 11.1 in x 20.9in

Warranty

Length	5 Years Limited

Brand	Phanteks
Series	Eclipse P350X
Model	PH-EC350PTG_DBW

Type	ATX Mid Tower
Color	Black / White
Case Material	Steel / Tempered Glass
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / ATX / Mini ITX / E-ATX (E-ATX - up to 285mm wide)
Side Panel Window	Yes, Tempered Glass
LED	Integrated Digital RGB LEDs
Dust Filters	Bottom / Front / Top

Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	2 (2x included)
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	3 (2x included)
Expansion Slots	7

Fan Options	Front: 2 x 120mm (1 x 120mm fan included) or 2 x 140mm fan Top: 2 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm fan Rear: 1 x 120mm fan
Radiator Options	Front - Up to 240mm / Front - Up to 280mm / Rear - Up to 120mm

Phanteks Eclipse P350X PH-EC350PTG_DBW Black / White Steel / Tempered Glass Compact E-ATX Mid-Tower Computer Case with Integrated Digital RGB LEDs

Eclipse P350X Series

DIGITAL - RGB CONTROL

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Max GPU Length	380 mm
Max CPU Cooler Height	160 mm
Max PSU Length	250 mm
Dimensions (H x W x D)	17.70" x 7.90" x 17.90"
Weight	14.10 lbs.

Item#: N82E16811854076