The thumbscrews, handles and hinges on the side panels mean they're a joy to use. The front panel pulls off too, exposing the dust filter and the clips for the optical drive bay covers, which are easy ...

We’ve already shown you the stunning affordable range from Phanteks here at Computex 2019. However, they really don’t pull any punches when it comes to the enthusiast market either. While we first saw ...

It’s time for the conclusion. The Phanteks Enthoo 719 is a nice full-tower chassis. It doesn’t come with any fans included, but this shouldn’t be an issue for the typical user of this case (they would ...

Regular readers will have seen our review earlier this week of the new Phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2. After the review, Leo left his camera running and disassembled the system live on camera. We put some ...

Chassis and cooling specialist Phanteks showed off production-ready Enthoo Luxe 2 cases that we first saw at CES. The full-tower enclosure, costing $189, supports even the largest motherboards and is ...

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Remove the two thumbscrews on the front edge of the side panel, and you can open it out like a door on the hinges. This is great for making quick changes to your system. If you need the panel out of ...

I'm back in the workshop with another build. This will be a liquid cooled 3-way 980 GTX gaming system for a friend. I'll post photos of the hardware as it arrives to me. The theme will be inspired by ...

Upgrading storage capacity to your Enthoo cases can now be easier with the SSD brackets. For the Pro, a single slot SSD bracket (PH-SDBKT_01) is available to maximize your storage and a double slot ...

Phanteks’ Enthoo Luxe features a unique PSU isolated location, multifunctional cable/reservoir cover, exclusive brackets, and massive cooling potential. Phanteks’ new case features a shifted design ...

The cooling performance of the Enthoo Luxe puts it right on par with the other two Enthoo cases, as its detla T results in its default arrangement are 1°C worse on the GPU and 1°C better on the CPU.