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Today we are going to look at the first case from Phanteks – the Enthoo Primo, which is aimed at an audience who want a high-end full-tower case with plenty of room for water-cooling equipment. Phanteks are adopting the same philosophy for the Enthoo Prime as they did with their first cooler, the PH-TC14PE … releasing a flagship product to compete with the very best models already out on the market.
We were very impressed with the Phanteks PH-TC14PE when we first looked at it last year. It dethroned the Noctua NH-D14 as the best performance air-cooler on the market.
The company have since down-filled their range of coolers, releasing a number of different models tailored to specific requirements and budgets. We expect that this is their strategy in the chassis sector, starting with a flagship model – the Enthoo Primo.
Features
- Full Tower Chassis
- Brushed Aluminum Front and Top Panels
- Ultimate Water Cooling Solution
- Removable Dust Filters
- Dual PSU Capability
- Innovative Reservoir Bracket/ Cable Cover
- Modular HDD Cages
- Drop-N-Lock Double Stack SSD Brackets
Take my money, I love the power supply idea, get it OUT OF THE WAY!
Its a great looking case, I agree. I am tempted to upgrade my system for the coming year now with one of these at the foundation…. my old thermaltake is on its last legs
Looks very different which I like. Not sure I want to hide my power supply though, i paid £250 for it and love it!
well done in installing a 100% AIRCOOLED system in this WATERCOOLING case… *facepalm*
Is it possible to remove the entire hdd drive bay, to allow higher airflow into the case?
And how long videocard is supported?