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

Its a massive case with a decent amount of room for cables (wish it had slightly more room in the back but I do hve a lot of cables. Honestly its a really nice case to work in just needs a tad bit more width for cables.

The large liquid cooler fans (3) and radiator fit in the top of the case and we did not have to remove any of the hdd cages. It also has slots for optical drives which are becoming rare. the only downside is that the cover for the power supply was too small (power supply is 1600 watts) so I just left the cover off; no surprise there, kind of expected it. The screws holding the glass panel shut could be a bit beefier; they are really hard to handle for a ham-fisted person like me. Over all I like the case just fine. I plan on adding several more hdds after I save up more money. The overall price for this system was around $7k.

I really love this case. I was able to hide most of the wiring and had no issues with my water cooler fitting.

It did what is said it would do. Hold my parts in it without breaking. Wooo.

Pros: its easily modified to fit your tastes, most parts have thumb screws or sliders for easy adjustments, and its simple to work in. The case is very sturdy and it has several removable dust traps (though for some reason not one on the front where their intake fan is preinstalled). A pro for me, maybe a con for others, is the tinted glass panel. I wanted a blackout look for my pc, no RGB, and it suits it rather well.

Came with extra screws and mounts. B**#h to get everything in and wired neatly. Has moveable parts and for my ears fairly snug. Some io impossible to use other have to scrafoce x for a. Really upset that it didnt have a power button. Header says reset and both top and cover are the same button...

I didnt realize that the tempered glass side actually swings out and allows you to still removed the glass if needed! Otherwise has cables and ties ready for easy cable management as well as a psu shroud cover. Plenty of space for drives!

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.

This is an excellent case to build in, great airflow so your temps are low, and lots of room to cable manage. If you ever want to set up a sort of NAS in here, you could with the amount of HDD cages that come preinstalled.

Built an i9 System that needed 2 front 5.25 bays. I installed a 280mm water cooler on top inside and fit perfectly in this case. Love the tempered glass side to view the motherboard. Great case and price.