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Phanteks teases three-way collaboration with Thermal Grizzly and Seasonic around the EX6 ULTRA case, full details on December 10

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IT之家 November 13 news: Phanteks today announced a three-way collaboration with PC cooling company Thermal Grizzly and power supply maker Seasonic, with details to be revealed on December 10. IT之家 notes that the collaboration will center on the EX6 ULTRA case, which, like the already-released EX5 series, adopts a compartmentalized hardware design but sits in a higher tier.

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Phanteks teases three-way collaboration with Thermal Grizzly and Seasonic: centered on the EX6 ULTRA chassis, to be revealed on December 10

IT Home, November 13 news: Phanteks today announced a three-way collaboration with PC cooling company Thermal Grizzly and power supply manufacturer Seasonic, with details to be revealed on December 10.

IT Home notes that this co-branded collaboration will center on the EX6 ULTRA chassis, a product that, like the previously launched EX5 series, adopts a compartmentalized hardware design concept but occupies a higher positioning.

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