Review on Phanteks Enthoo PH ES719LTG_DAG01 Performance Tower by Terrence Tucker

*This is a preview. I'll update when I'm done building * BENEFITS: + (4) 360mm + heatsink mounts. You won't find that in any other medium-sized case. + Decent airflow; Front, top, bottom, right side + Tempered glass left side window, door hinged so only one set screw can be used + Decent design, modular, fairly customizable Cons: The bottom doesn't offer much airflow. The legs are only 1" tall and the back and right side are interlocked, allowing air to flow from one side only. The detachable front and top are attached with small plastic hooks that don't look very sturdy. I could accidentally break them. The vertical GPU mount (which isn't included, by the way) is only supported from the rear, which can be an issue with heavy cards like the 2080. Overall this seems to be a good case. It doesn't matter to me because I want to do a double loop with 2-4 heatsinks and that's pretty much the only option unless you want to upgrade to big cases like the Tower 900, 1000D or Enyo. a bit cheap and I'm not sure how well the airflow will work. If you combine a side air intake like in this case up front with a grille and secondary filter, then a 16-fins-per-inch radiator is the actual airflow will be average at best but I would buy this case again if I didn't have $900 to buy P Hantex Elite.