Review on Phanteks Enthoo Chassis Without PH ES614PC_BK by William Dean

My most recent builds of the system reused my existing chassis, so my chassis was quite old and didn't fit the current trends of liquid cooling, AIO, lots of fans, or removing almost all internal drives. etc. I have 1 Buer 5.25 and 3 hard drives 3.5 and 1 hard drive 2.5. Because of this, I needed something to store. I'm also used to having my storage ahead of time. I might change this in the next build after seeing a few things. However, this chassis is very well built, very well thought out and offers a lot of storage space. He has a lot of fans to make everything cool. There is enough space for the bike at the top, and an ingenious person could put it next to the windows. A minor issue is that the power button is on top, while the USB and reset buttons are on the front. , I prefer to place them all in front as I don't keep my chassis on the ground (table level actually). It would be nice if there were both a power and reset button. But like I said, that's nonsense. If I had one complaint about this system, I wish there was 1 to 1.5 inches of extra space on the back of the case for cable management. Overall I think it's fantastic. Chassis, it's a quick improvement over what I had in terms of buildability. It's also slightly better in build quality and I've never skimped on a chassis when it comes to build quality, which is one of the reasons I've used a chassis that's over 10 years old.