Phanteks (PH-ES614PTG_BK) Enthoo Pro ATX Chassis, Tempered Glass, Intergrated RGB Lighting, Black

Holy crap this thing is huge. This is the Beast 2.0 I love it. Plenty of room for my huge mittens and all the crap I have crammed in there.

After 2 months the 140mm fans leaked out the oil that was in them. Amazon was willing to replace the entire case but I opted to just buy better fans instead.

It was a pleasure to build in. Added an additional fan for more cooling. The included fan hub made connecting them easy to use pwm on MB. Also cable management was a breeze. Plenty of tie down points and hole for cable routing.

I liked the ease of cable management built into the case...

Install of the 3.5 drive.

There is a lot to like about this case: the size makes it easy to work in, it supports usb 3.x type c on the front, the removable psu shroud hides cables easily, cable management is excellent, and the quality seems high. But there also are negatives, the most important being the hinged glass side panel. To build a computer, you need access to both sides but the glass panel swings open and is not intended to be removed. I tried taking it off its hinges and it fractured. So I bought another (really!), removed the hinges and that worked. But there ought to be a better way. In addition, it comes with 3-pin fans and a dirt-cheap 3-pin fan hub. But I needed to install a Commander Core for my AIO, and there was no room. I had to remove the included fan hub, and now I have no place to install a fan/rgb hub. Im amazed they included a fan-only hub and such a cheap one, too. The fans work well. I had intended to replace them with Silent Wings when I had the chance. After a couple of months, the original fans remain installed and they’re great. The case is heavy, very heavy, and the positioning of the I/o buttons behind a door is problematic: the door’s plastic hinge eventually will break Customer Support in the US is excellent. It’s a great case to work in. As I said, there is a lot to like.

First off, my last PC case was a mid-tower and that felt quite a bit cramped, especially with modern graphics cards getting larger and larger, and CPU air coolers being so damn huge that it takes up the rest of the space in your case. Oh and then there was the hard drives with their cables dangling in the way. Some people are really good at cable management and those people are cool and all, but I wound up with my last case looking a total wreck because I just didnt have any room for anything.

My first workstation build and Im blown away for what I received for my money. I heard this case was a good fit for a Supermicro H11 ssi I-o md. I had no idea how spacious it was going to be.

Fantastic case. No way you are going to find a better case for the money. Loved the cleanness look and wasnt disappointed.

Its huge, open, easy to work with, and solid all around.