The dream of Phantek’s computer build has been alive and kicking for the last few weeks with the members who first got to contemplate the deliciousness of the SFW video and then fight for their very own copy in the competition.
For the chance to win, the correct answer to four questions about the computer was required, plus a knock-out question about which specification and/or function weighs the most when choosing a chassis.
Behind the Phanteks Eclipse G400A chassis are powerful components that Komplett has assembled.
The winner @Jeebentoft managed to both answer the questions correctly and convince the jury with his justification of why airflow is most important when choosing a chassis:
“If we ignore obvious requirements like size and purely subjective requirements like color, I’d say airflow is the absolute most important thing to me. Few things are as anxiety-inducing as seeing the temperatures rise and almost physically seeing a computer suffocating. Understand I’m right, I don’t need a chassis that feels like an AC in the Sahara, but I’d like something that makes my components sweat less than I do when I open the electricity bill.Especially here, I think Phanteks does a superb job with its double removable mesh on the front and at the top. Catches dust well (also a big plus!) and at the same time, I’m a bit loud, so quietness doesn’t come until number two on the list. The computer must not sound like a jet, though I really want to be able to hear my teammates in discord shout “GG” when I finally, for once, carried the team.”
Now this lucky SweClockers member gets the best possible start to the new year. The Värsting computer has been assembled by Komplett and the chassis (Eclipse G400A), the power supply (PH-P1000GH 1000W), the AIO cooler (Glacier One 360M25 G2 DRGB) and the fans (M25 Gen2 120mm PWM with ARGB) are from Phanteks.
Big congratulations from Phanteks, Komplett and us at SweClockers!
Source: www.sweclockers.com
