Phanteks has introduced a new wave of PC hardware aimed at builders looking for stronger airflow, cleaner system layouts, and tighter ecosystem integration across components. The latest lineup includes the XT Series PC Chassis, S25 unified Fans, Glacier One S25-SE Liquid Cooler, and the AMP GN 1200W Power Supply based on GaN technology.
The XT Series focuses on compact ATX designs built for high-end gaming systems without requiring large tower cases. It includes the XT M5, XT V5, and XT V5-LCD models, each designed with different priorities ranging from airflow to visual presentation. All three support large GPUs, 360 mm radiators, and modern ATX power supplies, making them suitable for demanding builds.
The XT M5 is designed for maximum airflow with a full mesh front panel and support for up to 10 fans. The XT V5 moves toward a showcase design with panoramic glass panels and bottom-mounted GPU cooling airflow. The XT V5-LCD adds a 7-inch display integrated into the chassis for real-time monitoring and customization through the Nexlinq ecosystem.
Key XT Series highlights include:
- Support for up to 10x 120 mm fans (XT M5)
- 360 mm radiator compatibility (top-mounted)
- Large GPU clearance across all models
- Pre-installed ARGB fans for out-of-the-box cooling
- USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type-C connectivity
- Optional 7-inch LCD display on XT V5-LCD
The new S25 fan series introduces a unified single-frame design aimed at simplifying installation and cable management. It supports both standard and reverse airflow configurations and reaches speeds of up to 2000 RPM. The fans are designed for radiators and heatsinks, with integrated ARGB lighting and full Nexlinq compatibility.
The Glacier One S25-SE AIO liquid cooler builds on the same design language, combining a large copper cold plate with a unified fan structure for improved thermal performance and easier installation. It supports Intel LGA 1700/1851 and AMD AM5 platforms, targeting current-generation CPUs.
On the power side, the AMP GN 1200W PSU introduces GaN MOSFET technology for improved efficiency and reduced size. It delivers real-time power monitoring through Nexlinq integration, allowing users to track system performance via USB-connected software and compatible displays.
Overall, the new Phanteks ecosystem continues to push toward unified hardware design, where cooling, power, and monitoring work together in a single connected platform for modern PC builds.
