NZXT Launches Easy Phantom 240 Modding Competition
Ever wanted to pick the exact colors for your own enclosure? Now you can (sort of)!
NZXT has announced not a new enclosure that it has built, but an enclosure you can build. Okay, not entirely, but the company has taken its newly announced Phantom 240 enclosure and opened a digital modding competition.
Users can choose any color combination and make an entry up until June 1. After you've made your entry, share it on Facebook to get votes on the design. When the competition ends, the two chassis most voted for will be chosen as winners, along with one winner chosen by the employees of NZXT.
The three winners will each be given a prize as well, so there is an incentive for participating. Included in the prize packs is the Phantom 240 in your color combination, an NZXT Kraken liquid CPU cooler, one NZXT Shine 3 mechanical gaming keyboard, as well as a HALE82 700W power supply and a Sentry 3 touchscreen fan controller. These three winners will also go into production and pushed into retail.
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xD3aDPooLx Its nots a modding contest, its more pick which color selection you would love to see come out.Reply -
Haravikk Pretty uninspiring case; the top and front seem to just waste space, rather than serve any real function. It's still very obviously just a bog-standard chassis with a custom surround, a competition around the colour is just pure gimmick for a case that most likely has zero unique features that are actually, you know, related to building a computer.Reply