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Phanteks Enthoo Luxe review - Article

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/05/2014 09:08 AM [ 4] 10 comment(s)

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Phanteks Enthoo Luxe - A chassis qwith worlds most kick ass lighting system

We review the Phanteks Enthoo Luxe PC chassis. This full Tower chassis however is impressive in style and originality. Not only is the Phanteks Enthoo Luxe good looking but it is oozing with nice features. A great design chassis, tool free, lots of space, nice airflow and prepped for liquid cooling. Have a peek at we'll review today, the Phanteks Enthoo luxe. Just looking at the chassis the first time will bring a smile on your face, an aluminum front awaits you with ambient LED lighting. That is just the outside though, as the inside is a fantastic in design. The chassis is made with a stealthy interior that hides the power supply, HDD, cables and even has a modular cable cover. The Enthoo Luxe's front and top aluminum panels are sandblasted to create a textured appearance. This allows for an attractive and practical solution to reduce the appearance of fingerprints on the case. 

Being a Full tower chassis, the liquid cooling afficionado's aren't left alone as radiator brackets are present as well as a rear reservoir mounting location, heck there even is a universal pump bracket with vibration dampening function. The case has a steel chassis with aluminum face-plates and measures 235 mm x 560 mm x 550 mm (W x H x D). You'll get a total of  eight expansion slots not one, but two power supply slots alongside three external 5.25-inch drive bay slots and and six internal 3.5-inch bays slots (two HDD cages with 3 drives each). You can also convert the HDD cages into 2.5-inch trays. The Phanteks Enthoo Luxe features a hidden front I/O panel with two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and two audio jacks (microphone/headphone). The chassis  has a LED switch and a side window. Motherboards wise the chassis can house ATX, EATX, mATX, and SSI EEB motherboards.

Priced at  $149.99  for the black and 159.99 for the white edition (let's say 140 EURO) this chassis positions itself in the high-end range of PC housing whilst being affordable. But hey now, look at the photo below and realize that this is again a very special product that Phanteks has released. 

Let me dimm the light a little for your first introduction with the chassis. Let's start-up the review shall we ?

 




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