Full-tower ATX chassis with style
Seen and previewed at Computex earlier this year, Dutch company Phanteks, known for its quality cooling products, have now launched its new ATX chassis, the Enthoo Primo. Featuring elegant, clean and refined style thanks to use of aluminum and packing some quite interesting features, the new Enthoo Primo will certainly be a focus point and bring some bragging rights for its future owners.
Since Phanteks is a company focused on high-end cooling solutions it is no wonder that the new Enthoo Primo will be an exceptional case with some impressive cooling capabilities and features like controllable LED lightning, closed HDD panel with removable HDD cases, unique Drop-n-Lock brackets, space for up to two PSUs, eight expansions slots and quite impressive looks with stealth interior that covers the PSU, HDD and cables in order to provide as clean and sleek looking system as possible.
The cooling is as expected pretty impressive considering that Phanteks decided to equip the Enthoo Primo with up to 16 fan mount locations and even bundle it with five Phanteks' PH-F140SP 140mm fans. It also supports five different installation locations for thin, thick, single, dual and even quad liquid-cooling radiators and also features thermally isolated PSU location that redirects heat away from critical components. The fans can be connected to the PWM hub that supports up to 11 fans and ads PWM function to 3-pin fans.
When it comes to liquid-cooling, Phanteks also included radiator brackets that allow easy installation at the bottom and on the side, modular cable cover with pre-drilled holes for reservoir mounting with rear mounting possibility as well as an universal pump bracket with vibration dampening function.
In case you are wondering, the precise dimensions are set at 250x650x600mm, it uses steel chassis combined with aluminum faceplates, features support for ATX, EATX, mATX and SSI EEB motherboards and comes with a split-window side design. The HDD cage support up six 3.5-inch drives in two HDD cages or up to twelve 2.5-inch drives in two HDD cages and two double-stack SSD brackets.
The new Phanteks Enthoo Primo is currently available at Overclockers.co.uk with a price tag of £199.99 while Caseking.de lists it at €229.90.
Source: Overclockers.co.uk, Caseking.de.
Since Phanteks is a company focused on high-end cooling solutions it is no wonder that the new Enthoo Primo will be an exceptional case with some impressive cooling capabilities and features like controllable LED lightning, closed HDD panel with removable HDD cases, unique Drop-n-Lock brackets, space for up to two PSUs, eight expansions slots and quite impressive looks with stealth interior that covers the PSU, HDD and cables in order to provide as clean and sleek looking system as possible.
The cooling is as expected pretty impressive considering that Phanteks decided to equip the Enthoo Primo with up to 16 fan mount locations and even bundle it with five Phanteks' PH-F140SP 140mm fans. It also supports five different installation locations for thin, thick, single, dual and even quad liquid-cooling radiators and also features thermally isolated PSU location that redirects heat away from critical components. The fans can be connected to the PWM hub that supports up to 11 fans and ads PWM function to 3-pin fans.
When it comes to liquid-cooling, Phanteks also included radiator brackets that allow easy installation at the bottom and on the side, modular cable cover with pre-drilled holes for reservoir mounting with rear mounting possibility as well as an universal pump bracket with vibration dampening function.
In case you are wondering, the precise dimensions are set at 250x650x600mm, it uses steel chassis combined with aluminum faceplates, features support for ATX, EATX, mATX and SSI EEB motherboards and comes with a split-window side design. The HDD cage support up six 3.5-inch drives in two HDD cages or up to twelve 2.5-inch drives in two HDD cages and two double-stack SSD brackets.
The new Phanteks Enthoo Primo is currently available at Overclockers.co.uk with a price tag of £199.99 while Caseking.de lists it at €229.90.
Source: Overclockers.co.uk, Caseking.de.
News by Luca Rocchi and Marc Büchel - German Translation by Paul Görnhardt - Italian Translation by Francesco Daghini
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