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

Pros

Everything I needed. Cool case

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

What can I say I love this case has plenty of room to do whatever you need the only thing I domt like is that in the front sides theres no filter but the main front panel has a filter not that big of deal for cable management has everything you need already attached to the case and you can move the attachments around to fit your needs

This Case is amazing from the features and design layout to the cable management and price. On my third build with this unit with no regrets. One of my favorite cases in 10 years of building.

Very well designed quality case. No complaints here

This arrived in 2 days and was in mint condition. It comes in a double heavy cardboard box with foam, which was also wrapped in cardboard. I immediately decided to keep the box because it is so nice. The case had all the offset motherboard screws already installed and was a dream to work with. Prior to this I tried to buy a Thor case, two separate times, and had them both arrive broken and damaged (from Newegg). This, being my 3rd attempt at getting a full tower case was a wonderful ending to the story.

Just great for the price

A friend of mine asked me to create a Computer, and after reviewing current options, selected this Computer Case to use. (Some folks really appreciate the optical drive space, versus many new designs that no longer support those. Fortunately, we did not buy any of those.) The best thing I appreciated about this Phanteks case is that it has plenty of room to work in, and you are not going to bust your knuckles getting things organized and tightened up. There is great cable management, good layout, and very good airflow at stock, although I purchased new and different fans. You are covered if you want to do a custom water loop, or plenty of fan openings for an air cooled case. Very few rough edges, (notes below), and well built.

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.