Phanteks NV9 - The ultimate PC case
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2023
- The NV9 is Phanteks newest flagship enthusiast case and boy does it have a ton of features! Let's see how many we can fit into one video! Check it out here - www.phanteks.com/NV9.html
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You can flip the motherboard cable cover to fit E-ATX
It can work only one way not to hit a graphic card.
Turn that cover the other way, it has 2 positions. 1 for Atx and 1 for Eatx
You can rotate the right Mainboard Cover for ATX and e ATX Mainboards
I wish you start to do builds inside those cases. these vids start to look more like just an unboxing.
He has adhd.. he will start a project, then forget about it for 8 months, then continue.
This is all he does anymore. It's all paid sponsorships
Build inside would be way better for sure.
True. This channel is like case review channel now. 🙄
Box unboxing, there is no actual review.
@@fixeuskeane
PLZ PLZ PLZ BUILD IN THIS!!! I'd love to see what your crazy brain can do to this case
the cover to the right of the motherboard is reversible! you get more room if you turn it the other way. thats why there are contact pads on both sides. at least thats how it is on my NV7. its for EATX support. the bottom bracket is also angled because they tested and the 13 or 15 degree angle is optimal for airflow to the gpu mounted in a traditional way. hope this helped :)
Jay! You need your 'Live Strong' anti-static wrist bracelet!
That right side piece you cant fit back because of the motherboard, you can flip it and the other side gives you a bit more clearance. They made it that way so one fits ATX and flipping it gives you room for an EATX. At 20:15 you can see how the side facing the camera also has a gap and the sides are shorter. You can also see the 2 screw holes on top of it to also mount the GPU bracket when you flip it. Will it be enough to clear that Asus motherboard? Maybe? I have an NV7 that fits my EATX fine by flipping it. I assume it's the same with the NV9.
The 24pin cover on the case can be flipped to increase room to allow increased room for EATX mobos
That cover is reversible for the bigger motherboards
I'm so buying one of these just started getting ready for my new build and this case is gotta be the new one thanks Jay
about the asus mobo not fitting:
you can flip the vertical cover with the pogo pins upside down and turn it 90 degrees to fit into the case in a different orientation that accommodates eatx mobos like the asus one much more easily.
Just as a side note, you can fit a 280 rad (and also a 240 rad even on the nv7) in the back between the mount and the back door, with only the fans inside the main area of the case itself (if the rad itself is slim enough 27 mm in the nv7, not sure of the clearance in the nv9). I put a 240 rad in my nv7 over there and it is a much cleaner look. if i were to put the rad itself in the main area and not between the mount and the door than the fans would cover the mobo. if you put it in back then you can perfecty fit 30mm thick fans in there without obstructing the mobo and it looks hella clean!
i don't tend to upload YT videos but i did upload a short on my channel of my nv7 build to show my off to my friends. whoever wants can check it out! It is a full custom loop cooling the cpu and the gpu with a monoblock gpu block and a distro, 240 rad in back, 360 rad on the bottom and a thockboii 360 rad in push pull config on top to fill in the space there. 13900k 4090, with d30 fans (bottom intake the rest exhaust).
I went to check your build out of the curiosity, and I am glad I did, its really nice & well thought-out build
@@Dak1llah thanks a ton man! Truly appreciate it! It is the build I am most proud of. First ever shot at solid tubes and 2nd ever PC built. I wanted to go all out, so I saved up, researched and planned the build for months. I'm really happy on how it turned out :)
Him not even trying to turn around that right piece made me so freaking angry :(
Watching Jay lose his breath in excitement over a new case is just awesome. Merry Christmas you guys!
I put the reservoir/distro in the back where that 280 would go and i love how clean it makes the interior of the case, no pump/res floating anywhere etc
Jay, the RGB bracket to the right of the motherboard should be reversible to allow for more clearance. At least this is the case with the NV7 I don't see why they wouldn't incorporate the same design here. Flip the cover 180 degrees vertically.
I have been working up to building my first system and watching you and others has help me. I finally got my first system build and it went perfect. everything worked first time. Thanks for making those mistakes so we can benefit from the info.
Looking forward to the build ! You reming me of myself in how I would always try to make everything as perfect as possible and if it wasnt, time to start anew lol. This is my favorite channel and I enjoy learning new things and laughing along the way with you. Keep up the good work and stay safe !
I used phanteks cases for both my personal rig, my wifes, and 2 of my friends. I absolutely love their products and are very nice to build in
WE NEED JAY TO BUILD IN THIS CASE
I just built in the NV7, it was a dream and my build is the best looking i have ever had - cant imagine an even bigger case!
I have the NV5 and I absolutely love it. Phanteks hit it out of the park with the NV Series.
I just upgraded to the 011 evo xl and I love it. So much room for activities
I recently got this case, for my new pc upgrade/build. It is amazing! even the doors you can take out if you want!
The cable management is perfect! I combined this case, with the phanteks D30 fans, which makes it so clean!
The only issue i noticed, is when using an 360 AIO, (im using the Ryujin) is that the tubes are not long enough to have the hoses point towards the front (Rad top mounted). So i had to put the hoses on the back side, be careful that your exhaust fans are clear from the tubing.
I would like to watch the build. It would be awesome to see jay building in this case, I also feel the case is a comfort to see in these "innovative" times. I hope you have a great day and you are safe who ever reads this. 🖤
I love my Phanteks Eclipse P500A. I built in a P360A for a friend of mine, and was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to build in. It's a no-frills case that offers 90% of all the Phanteks conveniences. Very affordable price, too - $45 USD on Black Friday.
The two issues, bottom fan mount and motherboard tray rgb trim. Both can be flipped. The bottom has two ways to mount,flat or angled, by flipping it around there are screw holes in both ends to accommodate. The motherboard trim piece can do the same. The orientation Jay tried it in is for an ATX, if it is flipped the part contacting the motherboard connectors is smaller for EATX boards, either way it has screw holes for either orientation and the rgb strip works in either orientation.
Exactly what I was thinking. Does the same on the 7
@@jaynorthwoods yep
Thanks for all you continue to do!
It feels like there needs to be an updated ifixit sponsor segment to bring us an interruption to the interrupted interruption...
*Jay gets shocked*
Wooow what a shocking experience 🤣
You need to flip that Motherboard cover around, ie have the short side to the motherboard, i have the x670 Extreme in an NV7 case, Its tight but it fits.
@JayZTwoCents angled bottom might help with the airflow for vertically mounted GPU-s.
Comment from Phanteks on their website: "Versatile GPU support bracket securely holds GPU to motherboard and prevents sag. Removable side and bottom fan bracket for easy installation. Bottom bracket can be reversed for angled or horizontal position."
If you’re shopping for a big ass case, this is a perfect looky. Can’t wait to see the build videos. Thanks Jay! 😎
Glad you've put in the Extreme. Owning one i`m used to the issue of cable management in my O11 Dynamic Evo. Had the NV9 in mind as an alternative - but that's now a thing of the past.
Keep up your good work!
Ever since I got the p500a, I've been a lover of Phanteks cases.
I bought the NV5 and it's a really nice case
The Phantek fans that launched with these cases are really nice too. And video cards that come with their own water cooling would be perfect for those rear vents.
That case makes me excited aswell.
Would love to do a custom waterloop build in the future, but for now, i am really really looking forward to the next vid.
Thanks for being awesome you guys :D
I gotta say, I think your I-fixit ad is golden, but tonight I'm short on time before bed so I watched it at 2x, and I wouldn't recommend it to everyone, but it somehow made it that much better.
Thanks for the review. When it comes to cases your opinion is one I listen to because you think in terms of liquid builds and you know your stuff
the right cover can be flipped leaving a shorter end on the mobo side and making it fit that mobo, he just didn't bother to read the manual or try it
The Phantek label at 14:40 brings back memories!
Thank you for doing an unboxing and walkthrough of this huge case. I've currently got a triple rad Enthoo 719 and this seems like the logical step up from there so it's nice to see a hands on.
doesnt the 719 have more radiator support than this one? also damn 3 rads, i only got 1 in that case 😅
I have been building PCs since the mid 90's, and the nv7 is the best water cooling case I've used. The design once you get building really starts to come to life and shows a lot of thought. That trim piece that was hitting your 24pin on that board is actually reversible so it does clear it. Read the instructions my friend 😊 The back door actually does more than hide cables, it blocks a surprising amount of dust as well. Build should go - air Intake through the bottom, 240/280 flat pump/res combo from EK on the rear exhaust location, and rads on the top and vertical rear spots. Flow works great
I might have gone with this had I not purchased a Corsair obsidian 1000D case. Very happy with it.
I gotta see Jay build in this case!
Contemplating building a new AM5 rig and discovered the AM7 and 9 earlier. These cases look sooooo nice and clean and thank god they're not the O11 style
Its a fantastic case. I preordered it. And with the d30 fans its beautiful
I am really looking forward to see Jay build in this case since I have have a NV7 and looking for inspiration for upcoming rework in the case. Also hearing Jays thoughts through his process is super interesting and helpful! Great video as always. :)
Yeah I’ve got one too it’s weird how TH-camrs were pretty meh on the NV7 but love smaller and bigger versions 🤷🏽
Phanteks is my fav PC brand, just got the NV5 and I love it
Same here ! NV7 forever ❤
Now this, this is a beautiful case.
I bought the Antec performance 1 purely off your review of it. It was my first time building a pc and loved how easy the case made it for me.
i have the NV7 it looks glorious, and so far no issues with cooling etc... also... soooooo much space, the side cover for the motherboard rotates for the nv7 to allow for extra clearance
This is also shown in the manual
For a channel that had a podcast called (read the freaking manual) Jay never does. He is "special" and its the main reason we love him 😄
Been waiting for this to come out. The NV7 was awesome but I really wanted something with support for 420mm rads for once. Definitely planning on doing my upcoming build in this case.
Big fan of this series of cases. Easily the best looking of the current fishtank meta in my opinion. Also just prefer this form factor over the wider ones like the O11 and Y60
you can flip the cover 180 and allow for eatx and using the cover. theres even screw holes on the side to allow the gpu support still
Absolutely love my NV5. Build quality and design are great. I assume this would be the same, just larger.
I can't wait to see this build.
Such a sick case
That’s the next case I will build in. Can’t wait for it !!
What are your specs for the build?
IfixIT are the best commercials 😁
The reason I think the back panel needs a screw driver to remove it is because the screw that hold it in place has to be flat and not a big knob like all the other toolless panel retainers, this also goes for the front glass panel.
Also that cover at 18:05 can flip 180 which actually gives you a bigger gap to work with.
This is one sexy looking case. bringing old and new together. A bit overengineered for simple AIO build with non-watercooled GPU but it's pretty nice.
Thanks for the video! I really hope I get to see you build in it. :)
I am looking forward to seeing what kind of monster you build in this little case
You the man, Jay!
Honestly I love the ad lol it made me feel like a kid watching some late night TV back in the 90's 😂
Jay, I have a case with that board you can flip that light bar around that why there pins on both sides
Me too. I have NV7 case and I had to flip the bar around to fit my motherboard.
Just was going to say this, more height and set back futher to allow larger motherboard and cables.
@ThE_ImPoSsIbLe_GiRL same, love the NV7.
The bottom fan mount is angled to direct airflow towards the glass and aim it at the gpu if it's air cooled.
I have an NV7 liquid system. You can mount a 30mm rad on the back of the rear 240/280 location with the fans inside the case and still close that back door. It's the best case.
does it not interfere with the GPU ports? 🤔
@@mightyakkylex it makes for some tight bends in your cables for sure. I have left the door off for my set up as you can't really see that part of the case.
@@grimzadi2480 interesting. I'm assuming you had to put the tubes on the top for it to work?
@@mightyakkylex Yes. There is plenty of room for tubes and fittings at the top. The problem I had is that I used a thick boy rad (58mm) for the top 360 spot so I had to bend a pretty sharp S tube to connect them. I was worried it would affect my flow rate, but it hasn't.
@@grimzadi2480 that's nice. I have a thought of doing watercooling but with how much the parts cost in my country I might do it as a year 2 project after finishing the build
I'm sure someone else has stated it already in here, but Jay, you can rotate the side RGB cable cover to account for larger motherboards. not sure if that will work or not for you. but it's an option to try. I had to do it on my NV7. I'm sure the NV9 does the same thing.
yeah, can't imagine that it would be any different on the NV9
You can flip that side piece for the lights around the motherboard to fit larger motherboards
I can see the need for a college course on how to build your next computer/home operating system. You know, play games, do your taxes (A.I. of course) control your home environment (Tv, Kichcan, A/C, Robots). This build I believe could handle that. Nice work!
I build my latest pc in that case. Love it.
I wanna see a build with this case!
I was waiting for this case, got already some stuff that arrived and ordering this case on monday when it releases on the german market, got a loop in my head, gotta see if it works out like i planned it.
Still waiting to see a custom build in this thing - honestly waiting until jay does a build before I pull the trigger on this thing. Would love to see jay fit as many large radiators as possible. For now, my Fractal Design 7 XL will do.
Just bought Manta set. Thanks for reminding me about the Xmas gifts.
Even though I'm the biggest fan of mini-itx PCs, I do appreciate how nice some large case are. I just really like cases that out of the norm.
I don't and/or can't watercool, but I do love seeing a case with built-in fill and drain ports. I can't use them, but still look at them and think "Oh yeah, that'd be nice."
What's holding you back?
@@GrizzAxxemann Hardware that isn't really worth water cooling, price of the water cooling hardware, plus potential for leaks and the maintenance. Just not worth it to spend the money watercooling a RX6800 and a 5700x. Plus if it dies from a leak I'm SoL until I could save up for another part or parts.
@@TwistedD85 Says you. I'm watercooling a 5800X3d and 6800XT. Mind you, I wanted to do it because I can. I've also built my loop in a way that the only thing that I'll need to replace is the GPU block, and maybe my tubing; so long as AMD doesn't change the bolt pattern when AM6 rolls around.
@@GrizzAxxemann Ultimately I just stick with air cooling because I can't afford waterblocks, radiators and the like. Plus I can't afford to replace components if something dies because of a water leak. I don't trust myself enough to make it completely leak tight. That and even if I did seal everything up tight I'd still have leak-anxiety. Constantly checking for leaks, water condition, etc. As much as I'd like to it's really just not for me.
Nice design clever yet simple clean lines!
I want to see a cube that doesn't have clean, simple lines. How does that even happen?
Nice first look at a good case it's a good job you have different components to choose from whereas someone like me would struggle a little more.
I really do want to see a build in this case, but yes the lian li case needs a build in as well.
11:40 just put the rear fans as intake. It's the best.
I'm going to make my 2nd custom build with this case. Normally, I didn't really care about pc cases and what they looked like. My p400 is alright
But when I saw this... I need it...
Please do a detailed water cooled build in this case 🙏 🙏🙏
@jayztwocents You can flip the RGB strip bit and it will be narrower giving mobo and cables more room. Did it with my NV7. Can easily fit a EATX mobo (I have Gigabyte X670E Aorus Master).
I second this. Have done it on my nv7 too!
Awesome case. Love my cooler master MF700 though
Please do build in this case, I’m going to do my first water cooled build next year and I was planning to use my current case which is the phanteks evolv x but that case looks so good that I might consider getting it instead. Love the vids Jay keep it up!
I just finished my new high end build with a O11D Evo XL that I originally really wanted to use the NV7 on it.
I had no idea Phanteks was releasing a NV9 or I would have likely gone with it!
really like the nv7 and really want to utilize it in a build. I also think Phanteks has some of the best looking RGB fans.
i have this case and it is great ,just great
NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!! NEEDS A BUILD!!!
this rear panel is one of the reasons why I’ve ordered a NV7 instead of an Evo XL.
On my normal Lian Li Evo, I had so often especially in summer a fly trapped in my case, flying against the rgb fans, because the holes are so big.
Also my cases are always placed diagonally on my desk, so I always see those cables from multiple usb hubs (cam, mic, keyboard, mouse, controller, headset + 3 monitor setup displayports/usb connectors.
Hope with the nv7 arriving tomorrow all those things won’t bother me anymore
What I also like is that this is probably the best case for doing a white build, because of how hidden the mobo is, you won’t see those cables around the motherboard
I need a new case and I've been going back and forth between the NV5 and the H6 Flow. I'm leaning towards the NV5 but the H6 Flow looks pretty sweet too.
I'd love to see this case with a distro block in the rear fan area. You could also do a custom mode and drill screw holes into the plate above the motherboard area to mount a distro plate or reservoir plate so it isn't just a big empty area.
I love the possibilities for this case and it is certainly one that I would consider for a future main system build. The issue that I have is that I like to recycle my old systems into a NAS server with 12 to 16 3.5" HDD. So when I upgrade my current system the guts will probably go into a Phanteks Enthoo Pro II which I can and have adapted to hold that many HDD and the guts of the new system into my current "Pretty" case. I remember when a full tower meant more HDD as a priority not larger motherboards or graphics cards. However, I will keep this in mind and thanks for showing both the positive and negative sides of this case.
Jay : I hate asus
Also Jay : keeps using asus mobo for everything
The reason why the bottom is tilted is so the air can go around the parts that are directly above it easier allowing more air flow volume around the entire case.
I like your videos. It would be nice though to see you actually building a PC with the case.
it nice, I got the nv7 after watching Jay and others video on the nv7 case. the nv9 is a bigger version of the nv7, please note if you have a psu with a really thick power cable and connector you might not be able to close the door on the rear. I got seasonic prime 1600 Watts psu but I'm OK with taking the rear door off as I have my at an angle and the rear hides behind my monitor
I've been using the nv7 since launch. I managed to stuff three 360 rads in there and it's great.
O shit thats huge
I love Phanteks!
My next case. I Just love it ❤
I have the white one and i love it