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Phanteks has released a budget PC case with a model code that suggests it is a junior version of the Enthoo Pro. In fact the Pro M (M for mid-tower) is a hybrid of the Pro and the recent Enthoo ATX, with a number of changes to keep the price as low as possible.
If you're looking for a very stylish, well build full tower case that has it all, the Phanteks Enthoo Pro Case is probably it. I love the looks and the feature list is just astounding. With lots of drive bays, fans, space to work, cable management, provision for water cooling and so much more, it's outstanding.
The Phanteks Enthoo Pro Full Tower Chassis provides excellent flexibility for the end user. Even for an inexperienced computer builder, or someone building a computer for the first time, the chassis is designed with the builder in mind. It supports Micro-ATX, ATX, E-ATX, and SSI EEB motherboards. It is appealing with a brushed plastic aluminum appearance.
Last summer Phanteks won our hearts with the Enthoo Primo aluminium case – which claimed a ‘Must Have’ award despite a price tag of £199.99. This success led to a huge amount of anticipation for the upcoming Phanteks Enthoo Pro as we were promised a case that carried over the core thinking behind the Primo, but at half the price.
Phanteks delivers its first chassis design. Not only is it a full-tower, but it is one for enthusiast water coolers that offers a great design.
While it's not perfect, Phanteks' first attempt at a desktop enclosure is an exceptional one. The design is unique and modern, the internal lay-out is both clever and flexible and Phanteks implemented a few interesting innovations. It basically contains about every single improvement we've seen in desktop chassis of the last few years. It's great that you get no less than five 14 cm case fans, as this is an area where many manufacturers like to cut corners. That means the Enthoo Primo is ready to use straight out of the box.
Phanteks hat bisher mit extravaganten Prozessorkühlern auf sich aufmerksam gemacht. Mit dem „Enthoo Primo“ erscheint das erstes Computergehäuse des Herstellers.
The Phanteks Enthoo Primo uses a unique modular design to great advantage for thermal isolation and improved structural rigidity. With enclosed HDD bays, an isolated PSU area with dual PSU capability, that also features dedicated pump mount areas, and cable covers, the Enthoo Primo is one of the slickest looking designs we have ever seen. With Phanteks as the designer, one would anticipate that cooling would be at the forefront, and five included 140mm fans back that thought up. While there is no front panel fan controller, Phanteks implements a unique PWM hub which allows up to eleven 3-pin fans to be plugged in and controlled by one PWM signal. We all know Phanteks for their air cooling, however, it is the incredible versatility for water cooling that makes the Enthoo Primo stand out even further
If there is one area of the PC world that is difficult to release something unique in, it would be cases. While it might seem that the possibilities are limitless, the truth is there are a very tight set of requirements to which builders must conform. These guidelines result in manufacturers churning out case after case that are essentially the same thing. Sure they may add this plastic bit here, or convert something else to be more tool less there, but at the core they are the same. This has had both positive and negative effects. The case mod scene comes from the desire for individuality in this sea of indistinguishable parts and has resulted in some impressive builds. However, many are left building their machines within the strict confines allowed by their cases. Fortunately for those of us looking for something unique and appropriate there are still some companies thinking outside the box. Today we will take a close look at the Phanteks Enthoo Primo full tower case and see if Phanteks is one of these companies.
The Phanteks Enthoo Primo Case is one of the most impressive cases I've ever reviewed. There are other full tower cases on the market, but few come close to this. It looks amazing, has excellent build quality, is spacious, comes with lots of fans and more can be installed, many radiator and reservoir locations, etc. It would be perfect for a hardcore gaming build with a serious water cooling setup. Outstanding!!!
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