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Case with a sleek design similar to the NZXT Phantom 410

DeadZed
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After discussing with my cousin, he told me the 410 has a known issue: the USB ports on the top stop working after regular use. I don't want to risk buying something that will break down in months so I'm looking for a similar design to the 410.

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After discussing with my cousin, he told me the 410 has a known issue: the USB ports on the top stop working after regular use. I don't want to risk buying something that will break down in months so I'm looking for a similar design to the 410.

I haven't heard that, and NZXT is pretty good about QC.

Linus Sebastian said:

The stand is indeed made of metal but I wouldn't drive my car over a bridge made of it.

 

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phantom 240? 

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I haven't heard that, and NZXT is pretty good about QC.

As a 410 owner, I can tell you that the top usb ports and audio ports are very scary. USB's don't go in all the way, they have some wiggle room, and if you move them too much or put too much strain on it (ie: from a cable or being an idiot and smacking it) then you will break it. Audio ports feel cheap and not solid, when plugging in my headphones the entire board for the USB's and audio jacks gets pushed down maybe around a centimeter? 

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