Phanteks case deals (UK)

[mikeeginger]

Hi all Good UK deal 

from Scan uk 

Phanteks Enthoo Pro for £77 http://www.scan.co.uk/products/phanteks-enthoo-pro-black-full-tower-case-with-side-window-w-o-psu?ProductId=99046&owpid=2470049&utm_campaign=2014%252f10%252f28+-+Scanoffers415&utm_source=scanshot&utm_medium=email

 

Phanteks Enthoo Luxe £107 http://www.scan.co.uk/products/phanteks-enthoo-luxe-black-luxurious-full-tower-case-with-side-window-w-o-psu?ProductId=101734&owpid=2470048&utm_campaign=2014%252f10%252f28+-+Scanoffers415&utm_source=scanshot&utm_medium=email

 

 

 

Ummm sooo tempting 

 

 

Update woops 

[SeriouslyMikey]

They're not either of those prices though. 

 

 

[LemonSpice]

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[Trik'Stari]

I just wish they would hurry up and release the Phanteks Mini XL. I tried joining their forums to ask about it, but I haven't been able to get the account authorization email after a whole day, and thus can't make any posts. Tried messaging one of their mods about it, no response.

[mikeeginger]

They're not either of those prices though. 

 

 

Woops wrong links soz updated now 

noob mistake 

[mikeeginger]

 

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Fixed 

[SeriouslyMikey]

Woops wrong links soz updated now 

noob mistake 

 

You twit.

[Rekx]

FUCKING LOVE PHANTEKS! 

 

#caps

[kei7t9]

Enthoo Pro user here. I recommend Enthoo pro ... Bought from Scan as well arrived after 1 day free delivery too.

 

But Luxe has 1 advantage which I like. The top cover was designed to have an extra space inside the cover to mount  + hide your 120/140 mm fan. You can even put the fans just by pulling the top dust filter without the need to open the side panels. Very good specially when your doing a push and pull on a radiator.

 

Whilst the Enthoo Pro doesn't have that. But I believe its mostly the plastic  shroud have enough height to it that it can fit the fans inside of it , the rest (the main metal chassis) is the same.

[shortfuse001]

The luxe is £101 on scans ebay page. With free postage.

[virtualTune]

Enthoo Pro user here. I recommend Enthoo pro ... Bought from Scan as well arrived after 1 day free delivery too.

 

But Luxe has 1 advantage which I like. The top cover was designed to have an extra space inside the cover to mount  + hide your 120/140 mm fan. You can even put the fans just by pulling the top dust filter without the need to open the side panels. Very good specially when your doing a push and pull on a radiator.

 

Whilst the Enthoo Pro doesn't have that. But I believe its mostly the plastic  shroud have enough height to it that it can fit the fans inside of it , the rest (the main metal chassis) is the same.

I am pretty sure the Luxe only has 11mm extra space (without foam), so not much of a difference, certainly not enough to hide fans

[WelshDdraig]

They're not either of those prices though. 

 

 

It is for me

 

[kei7t9]

I am pretty sure the Luxe only has 11mm extra space (without foam), so not much of a difference, certainly not enough to hide fans

Not sure if trolling or not.

 

This image with the fan installed from the outside of the case and the dust filter taken off.

 

http://cdn5.thinkcomputers.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Phanteks_luxe2.jpg ..... You can fit the fan and still cover it up with the Dust filter. It was designed that way......................................................................................................................

 

The whole dust filter can be removed from the outside then you can pop your 120mm in it. Max 4. Max 3 for 140mm like in the image.

 

For a water cooling enthusiast this is nice since you can have ample space inside.

 

With 3 140 / 4 120 fans outside the case hidden inside the plastic shroud, a rad 360mm (480 if the 5.25 bay is unscrewed). A Rad can then be fitted from the inside directly in line to the fans outside, then after installing rad, you can fit another 3 fans below the rad for a push a pull. With the case, there is more space left because the other 3 fans are outside.

 

In other cases though you have to put all the thickness of 3 fans 1 rad another 3 fans taking out alot of space inside the case.

[virtualTune]

Not sure if trolling or not.

 

This image with the fan installed from the outside of the case and the dust filter taken off.

 

http://cdn5.thinkcomputers.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Phanteks_luxe2.jpg ..... You can fit the fan and still cover it up with the Dust filter. It was designed that way......................................................................................................................

 

The whole dust filter can be removed from the outside then you can pop your 120mm in it. Max 4. Max 3 for 140mm like in the image.

 

For a water cooling enthusiast this is nice since you can have ample space inside.

 

With 3 140 / 4 120 fans outside the case hidden inside the plastic shroud, a rad 360mm (480 if the 5.25 bay is unscrewed). A Rad can then be fitted from the inside directly in line to the fans outside, then after installing rad, you can fit another 3 fans below the rad for a push a pull. With the case, there is more space left because the other 3 fans are outside.

 

In other cases though you have to put all the thickness of 3 fans 1 rad another 3 fans taking out alot of space inside the case.

My mistake. Like I said, I was only "pretty sure"

 

Of course, if you can remove the dust cover and fill it with fans you will have much more room for rads (which is actually what I was looking for in a recent thread). Maybe I confused it with a different case. Been looking at too many water cooling cases lately. 

[kei7t9]

My mistake. Like I said, I was only "pretty sure"

 

Of course, if you can remove the dust cover and fill it with fans you will have much more room for rads (which is actually what I was looking for in a recent thread). Maybe I confused it with a different case. Been looking at too many water cooling cases lately. 

Ye, its kinda nice as it drives prices down. Though some still fail like the HardOn Collider from EVGA  :lol:

[virtualTune]

Ye, its kinda nice as it drives prices down. Though some still fail like the HardOn Collider from EVGA  :lol:

looked up the LTT video and found out that LTT has a Dailymotion channel  

[Faceman]

Cancel.

 

Love the Pro.  Highly recommended.

[DarkRift5]

I can't reccomend them enough. I built my first computer a couple months ago with an Enthoo Luxe and it was pretty easy to get it clean-looking. The back needs some work but that's my fault. There's also plenty of room for rads if you're into water loops, a ton of PCI slots, a giant mobo cutout, an SSD bracket, a nice little plastic toolbox with all the screws, pre-installed standoffs for ATX... and the list goes on and on.

The only issues I have are that the lights are only like 8 different colors rather than a hue selector like on NZXT cases and that the PWM fan hub wasn't working correctly (although it might have been my fault for plugging something in wrong or frying the board or something else stupid).

 

 

 

When the worst complaint I have for something is the fact it doesn't have a thousand different LED colors, it's usually because that product is awesome.