Phanteks Enthoo 719 (aka Luxe 2) review - Product showcase – The Build

Name: Phanteks Enthoo 719 (aka Luxe 2) review
Brand: Phanteks Enthoo 719

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 04/28/2020 10:07 AM [

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Product showcase – The Build

The front provides space for radiators up to 480 mm, but we still installed the NZXT Kraken X62 (280 mm LCS) there, for the purpose of taking measurements.

Routing the cables at the back of the motherboard tray is not very difficult, but there is only about 25 mm of clearance there. The Velcro ties make life easier. The PSU cover for the power supply unit installed at the back is a nice aesthetic touch that has practice value as well. The interior is very flexible in terms of the installation process. It’s possible to fully remove the 3.5” bays. The TeamGroup T-Force Delta SSD would look nice there if it was possible to actually put it in, which is not the case due to the 2.5” frames that make securing your drives via the side mounts the only available solution (the TG drive needs to be installed using the mounting points on its back).

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