Phanteks has so far limited itself to manufacturing PC cooling solutions, but very soon it will have its very first PC case on the market in the form of the Enthoo Primo. To this end, it has now divulged all the vital product details it chose to withhold last month, when it teased its impending entry into the world of PC cases through a couple of short preview videos.
Given the company’s background in cooling, it is no surprise that the Enthoo Primo promises “extreme cooling capacity,” with as many as 16 fan mount locations. What’s more, it will ship with five Phanteks PH-F140SP140 mm fans. There is no dearth of water cooling options either.
“Phanteks’ Enthoo Primo features a unique PSU thermally isolated location, multifunctional cable/reservoir cover, exclusive brackets, and massive cooling potential,” the company said in a press release earlier this week. “With the PSU located in the back of the case, this allows for a cleaner look and better cable management.”
Here are the Enthoo Primo’s detailed specs:
Dimension: 250mm x 650mm x 600mm (WxHxD)
Form Factor: Full Tower Chassis
Material(s): Aluminum Faceplates, Steel Chassis
Motherboard Support: ATX, EATX, mATX, SSI EEB
Front I/O: 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, Mic, Headphone, LED Switch, Reset Switch
Side Window: Yes, split-window design
Expansion Slots: 8
Power Supply Slots: 2
Drive bays:
External 5.25": 5
Internal 3.5": 6 (2x 3 HDD cages)
Internal 2.5": 12 (2x 3 HDD cages + 2x doublestack SSD brackets ) *expandable to 3x
Cooling: Up to 16 fan mount locations (120/140mm)
Water Cooling: 5 different installation areas for slim and thick radiators varying from single to quad (120mm and 140mm form factors)
Clearance
Graphic card
257mm (reservoir bracket installed)
277mm (reservoir bracket installed w/o cover)
350mm (no reservoir bracket)
390mm (HDD cages in front position)
515mm (no HDD cages)
CPU cooler: 207mm
Cable management: 30mm
The Enthoo Primo will hit the market next month with an MSRP of $249.99 and a five-year limited warranty.
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