- Does the glass front hurt airflow?
- Yes, compared with a mesh-front case. The glass panel blocks direct intake, so plan more intake fans or a bottom-to-top airflow path to keep temperatures in check.
- What is the largest graphics card it fits?
- Cards up to 415 mm long fit. That covers most current high-end cards, but check your card's length plus any front radiator clearance.
- Can I fit a 360 mm radiator?
- Yes. The case has 10 fan mounts, including 6 for 140 mm fans, and supports liquid cooling with room for large radiators. Check the exact mounting positions in the manual for your radiator size.
- Does it come with fans?
- It ships with a fan, but the count and size vary by region and SKU. Confirm what your listing includes before buying, since a glass-front case usually needs more intake than one fan provides.
- Is it good for a quiet build?
- Not especially. It has no soundproofing, and the glass panels let noise through. If silence matters more than looks, a mesh or damped case is a better fit.
- What motherboards does it support?
- E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. The full-tower size leaves room for large boards and long cards at the same time.
- Where is the Phanteks XT View Case Tempered Glass cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $89.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Phanteks XT View Case Tempered Glass?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, Best Buy.