At Computex 2025, Phanteks has unveiled several new products and upgrades across its chassis, cooling, and water-cooling categories. The company’s latest offerings reflect a consistent push toward improved user experience, build quality, and customization, targeting a wide range of PC builders—from entry-level users to enthusiasts and professionals.
Updated Chassis Lineup with Matrix Editions
Among the key highlights is the introduction of the Matrix Edition chassis, expanding the Evolv and XT View series with visual and functional enhancements.
The Evolv X2 – Matrix, available in black and white, builds on the existing tri-panel design of the original Evolv X2. The Matrix version introduces soft fabric panels for a cleaner look and features a built-in 900-pixel LED display at the base of the chassis. Controlled via the NEXLINQ app, users can customize lighting, animations, and system data displays. The result is a streamlined case that maintains the aesthetic principles of the Evolv line while adding subtle functional upgrades.
Similarly, the XT View – Matrix gets a facelift with fabric panels and a 600-pixel LED matrix integrated into the front panel. This model supports up to ten fans and has ample space for larger GPUs. It is also compatible with new motherboard designs like MSI’s Project Zero and ASUS’ BTF, both of which focus on hidden cable routing. The Matrix LED integrates system stats or custom visuals directly into the front panel, making it both a performance-focused case and a design centerpiece.
The Eclipse G370A, meanwhile, targets cost-conscious builders. With a full mesh front panel, support for seven fans, and compatibility with 360mm radiators, it delivers strong airflow at a lower price. It also supports SSI-EEB motherboards, making it a viable choice for workstation users needing more space without a high cost.
Cooling Products See Major Upgrades
Phanteks also introduced new cooling solutions led by the T30-140 fan. Built with Liquid Crystal Polymer and a 6-pole motor system, this fan is designed to meet high standards for performance, noise control, and durability. It includes a physical switch for silent, balanced, or performance modes, making it adaptable for various use cases from silent builds to demanding cooling scenarios.
Also joining the cooling lineup is the X30 fan series, which combines three 120mm or 140mm fans into a unified 30 mm-thick frame. This setup simplifies installation and adds rigidity while offering high airflow and static pressure. A brushed aluminum outer frame with integrated DRGB lighting gives it a polished look suited for display in transparent chassis builds.
The Glacier One 360M25 LCD adds an IPS display to the all-in-one cooler market. With a 6-inch screen (1580×720 resolution), users can show system stats or custom graphics via the NEXLINQ app. Bundled with three M25 Gen 2 fans, it offers competitive performance and customization without inflating the price.
EZ-Fit Water-Cooling Expansion
Phanteks also expanded its Glacier EZ-Fit product range. Designed to make custom loop setups easier, the new lineup includes compact 120mm reservoirs, new radiator sizes (420mm x 30mm, 360mm x 45mm, and 420mm x 45mm), and a range of GPU blocks for the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 cards. Compatible models include offerings from MSI, ASUS, and Gigabyte, with more expected later.
Additionally, NV-series distribution plates have been introduced for the NV5, NV7, and NV9 cases. These accessories provide more mounting flexibility and easier loop routing for builders aiming for clean and functional liquid cooling layouts.
Conclusion
Phanteks’ presence at Computex 2025 underlines its continued investment in functional design, thermal performance, and aesthetic flexibility. The Matrix Edition cases bring new life to familiar models, while the expanded cooling and EZ-Fit options show a focus on both high-end users and those building on tighter budgets. Availability details are expected in the coming months as these products begin rolling out to global markets.
