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ECLIPSE G500A D-RGB MATTE WHITE
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Phanteks Eclipse G500A DRGB, High Performance Mid-Tower Case, Mesh Front Panel, Integrated D/A-RGB Lighting, Tempered Glass Window, 3x M25-140 D-RGB Fans, Matte White
- • High airflow gaming chassis with Ultra-fine Performance Mesh on front and top that combines high airflow performance with excellent dust filtration.
- • Integrated D-RGB lighting on the front and side that is easy to control and can be expanded and/or synced to a D-RGB equipped motherboard.
- • Three high performance M25-140 D-RGB fans included.
- • Ready for high-end cooling with up to 420 radiator support in front, 360 in the top, full-length GPUs and vertical GPU ready with the optional Vertical GPU Bracket.
- • Easily accessible I/O featuring 10gbps USB-C, 2x USB 3.0, Microphone/Headphone Combo, Power button, and D-RGB Color and Mode buttons.
- • Extensive storage support with 9x dedicated SSD locations and up to 10x HDD bays (2 included).
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The Phanteks Eclipse G500A DRGB is a high-airflow ATX mid-tower PC case for gaming and workstation builders who need strong cooling, full-length GPU support, and flexible radiator options up to 420mm in front or 360mm on top.
Recommended For
- High-end gaming PC builders using large graphics cards and high-wattage CPUs who want strong front-to-top airflow, generous GPU clearance, and room for substantial air or liquid cooling.
- Builders planning a large AIO or custom-cooling setup who need front radiator support up to 420 mm, top radiator support, and additional fan-mounting flexibility.
- PC builders who want a spacious interior with organized cable routing, tempered-glass component visibility, integrated D-RGB lighting, and three pre-installed 140 mm fans instead of starting with an empty chassis.
- Storage-heavy workstation or home-server builders who need multiple internal 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drive locations while retaining ATX-class component compatibility.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- A gamer builds a high-end PC with a long graphics card and runs demanding games for hours. The mesh front and top panels, three included 140mm fans, and spacious interior support strong front-to-back airflow, helping the system maintain more consistent temperatures without requiring immediate fan upgrades.
- A builder installs a modern CPU, a large GPU, and a 360mm or 420mm liquid cooler. The case provides enough clearance for full-length graphics cards and supports large front or top radiators, although radiator thickness and component placement still need to be checked before using a dual-radiator layout.
- A first-time builder wants room to work around the motherboard, cooling hardware, storage, and power supply. The wide mid-tower layout and accessible routing areas make installation and cable management relatively straightforward, reducing the need to tightly sequence every assembly step.
- A user builds a white, windowed gaming PC and wants lighting that can be controlled without adding a separate RGB ecosystem. The integrated D-RGB lighting and front-panel controls provide immediate color and mode adjustment, while motherboard synchronization is available for users who want centralized software control.
- A workstation or home-server builder needs multiple SSDs and hard drives in one tower. The G500A can accommodate a storage-heavy configuration, making it suitable for local media libraries, project files, backups, or multi-drive workstation builds, but the user should plan drive placement alongside PSU and cable routing.
- A builder wants to display the graphics card vertically for a showcase-oriented build. The chassis supports Phanteks' optional vertical GPU bracket, but the user must also install a compatible riser cable and verify clearance because a vertical graphics card can change airflow around the GPU and may limit access to expansion slots.
Reference Q&A
Q: Is the Phanteks G500A better than the Fractal Design North for a high-end gaming PC?
A: Choose the G500A when component clearance, cooling capacity, and included fans are priorities. It supports GPUs up to 435 mm, CPU coolers up to 185 mm, front radiators up to 420 mm, top radiators up to 360 mm, and includes three 140 mm D-RGB fans. Choose the Fractal Design North when its wood-accented design and smaller storage requirements matter more. Both are airflow-focused mid-tower options, but the G500A provides more GPU and radiator clearance.
Q: Should I buy the Phanteks G500A instead of the Corsair 5000D Airflow?
A: Choose the G500A for a high-airflow build that benefits from three included 140 mm fans, 420 mm front-radiator support, a 435 mm GPU limit, and extensive drive capacity. Choose the Corsair 5000D Airflow if you prefer its side-radiator mounting, RapidRoute cable-management system, or Corsair ecosystem. The G500A offers more included cooling and storage flexibility, while the 5000D Airflow offers a more modular internal layout.
Q: Is the G500A a worthwhile upgrade over the older Phanteks P500A?
A: The G500A is the stronger choice for a new purchase when the prices are similar. It keeps the P500A's spacious, airflow-oriented layout while improving the top mounting design, expanding 2.5-inch SSD support from three locations to nine, and making 420 mm front-radiator installation more practical. The P500A remains a reasonable value when heavily discounted or when its older layout already meets the build requirements.
Q: Is the Phanteks G500A better than a smaller mid-tower for a normal gaming build?
A: Choose the G500A when you plan to use a large graphics card, a tower air cooler, multiple storage drives, or a 360/420 mm liquid cooler. Its 435 mm GPU clearance, 185 mm CPU-cooler clearance, three included 140 mm fans, and support for up to nine SSD locations make it suited to expansion-focused builds. Choose a smaller mid-tower when the system uses compact components and desk space is more important than radiator, GPU, and storage capacity.
Q: Will this case fit a long graphics card?
A: Yes. The Phanteks Eclipse G500A supports graphics cards up to 435 mm long. Buyers should still check the exact GPU dimensions and the planned front-radiator configuration before installation.
Q: Can this case support a 360 mm or 420 mm liquid-cooling radiator?
A: Yes. It supports radiators up to 420 mm in the front and up to 360 mm on top. The selected radiator size and mounting position may affect available space for the graphics card, memory, and other components, so component clearances should be checked together.
Q: How many fans are included, and is the case suitable for an airflow-focused gaming PC?
A: The case includes three pre-installed 140 mm D-RGB fans at the front. Its fine-mesh front and top panels are designed for high airflow and dust filtration, and it provides additional mounting positions for three 120 mm or three 140 mm fans on top plus a 120 mm rear fan.
Q: What motherboard sizes and CPU air coolers does this case support?
A: It supports ATX, micro-ATX, mini-ITX, and E-ATX motherboards up to 280 mm wide. The maximum CPU cooler height is 185 mm, which accommodates many tower-style air coolers, but the cooler's published height should be verified before purchase.
Q: Who is this case best suited for?
A: It is best suited for desktop gaming or workstation builds that need strong airflow, support for large GPUs and liquid-cooling radiators, multiple storage drives, and integrated D-RGB lighting. It is less suitable for compact or portable setups because it is a full-size ATX mid-tower measuring 240 x 500 x 515 mm and weighing 23.5 lb.
Q: Is the Phanteks G500A a good choice for a high-end GPU and liquid cooling?
A: Yes. The case supports GPUs up to 435 mm, front radiators up to 420 mm, and top radiators up to 360 mm. Reddit users and a YouTube review generally describe its cooling and large-component compatibility positively, but exact clearance should be checked for the specific GPU and radiator combination. ([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/Phanteks/comments/1jugtwb?utm_source=openai))
Q: Is the G500A quieter than other airflow-focused cases?
A: Not necessarily. Its mesh design prioritizes airflow, and some owners report humming or mechanical noise from the included fans. Replacing the stock fans may improve acoustics, while a sound-dampened case such as the P600S is a better fit when low noise is the primary goal. ([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/Phanteks/comments/10pe4pg?utm_source=openai))
Q: Is the G500A easy to build in and manage cables?
A: Generally, yes. Users highlight its hinged panels, improved rear-side space, and factory-daisy-chained fans as build conveniences. The main trade-off is that the D-RGB and fan wiring can be confusing, especially because the included documentation may not explain every connector clearly. ([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/Phanteks/comments/10pe4pg?utm_source=openai))
Q: Can the G500A's D-RGB lighting be controlled through the motherboard?
A: Yes. The integrated lighting can be used with the case controls or synchronized through a compatible 5V D-RGB motherboard connection. Community discussions also note that the case controller requires SATA power, and the lighting connections should be identified carefully during installation. ([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/Phanteks/comments/10kf57l?utm_source=openai))
Q: Is the G500A a worthwhile upgrade from the Phanteks P500A?
A: It can be worthwhile if you want easier access, more convenient cable routing, and improved top-mounted radiator clearance. Users generally view it as an updated successor to the P500A, but upgrading is less compelling if the existing P500A already meets your cooling and hardware needs. ([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/Phanteks/comments/10xlcfc?utm_source=openai))