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Phanteks Enthoo Pro M release date?

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Why not a normal Enthoo Pro?

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Why not a normal Enthoo Pro?

 

Price, most likely. ($79 last I check off that HardwareCanucks video).

 

I'm waiting for this too for my next build.  Price is the deciding factor for me along with the nice features found on the other bigger Phanteks cases.

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this is awesome, it has same internal design as evolv atx but just half of the price of evolv atx.

the airflow of pro-m is extremely good, its better than the highly restricted air inflow of evolv atx.

however, only two or three hdd bracket are included... not five... so do ssd bracket..you have to buy it additionally and the price is a little bit high...

i have asked phanteks about the release date of pro-m but they still not rely me yet.

i guess the pro-m release date will be the same or close to the release date of evolv atx because the differences in design between two cases are airflow and external design

 

but what a shame of these two cases is that the front 200mm fan is no longer supported.   

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*Looks at Enthoo Pro on floor* *chuckles* Wannabe. :P

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Probably around the same time the evolv atx comes out. Near the end up this month. 

 

I guess "end of the month" means "pushing into August" lol

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I guess "end of the month" means "pushing into August" lol

By "pushing into August" you mean August 24th...

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