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Phanteks says, “We would like to move on and spend less time on this matter and concentrate more on creating innovative products for our users. Thank you for your understanding.” There are three additional buttons, two for adjusting the colour and modes of the RGB lighting and the third which can act either as a reset button and HDD-LED indicator which is surrounded by a white LED or alternatively as a power switch and power LED for the subsidiary system. Drives: Hard Drives and SSDs
Front I/O: 1x USB 3.1 Type-C Gen2, 4x USB 3.0, Microphone, Headphone, Reset Button, D-RGB Mode button, D-RGB Color Button A Full-Tower case like the Enthoo 719 is more than capable of fitting a wide array of drives: by default, the case supports eleven 2,5" drives behind the motherboard tray. A small side window in the right side allows users to enjoy an unobstructed view of their installed SSDs. The case is HUGE and has room for everything I needed now and plenty of future proof features such as support for dual system and additional fittings.Buyer's Remorse - Authorization to return the unit must be made within 30 days from receipt of product. The neat details that are sprinkled through Luxe 2 make it a delight to work with. Phanteks includes a superb powered PWM fan hub and the neatest RGB lighting you could ever hope to see. Enthusiasts will love the ability to drop in a 20mm fill port or drain port with the minimum of hassle. Fan mounts: 4x 120mm/3x 140mm front, 3x 120mm/140mm roof, 1x 120mm/140mm rear, 3x 120mm/1x 140mm floor, 4x 120mm side.
Ultimate Cooling’ showed off a system with four radiators (480mm at the front, 480mm in the side, 360mm in the roof and 360mm in the floor).There is a super useful fan hub at the top of the right side of the case making it very easy to route fan cables and the rubber lined spaces inside the case make it super easy to route cables away from the inside which really helps to look neat and tidy. The be quiet! Silent Wings 3 fan used with the Scythe Choten CPU Cooler was set to 850 RPM. The Arctic Cooling Twin Turbo II GPU cooler used with the GTX 980 had its fan speed set to 33% (the highest fan speed reached on default curve during open bench stress test). If you want to use an air cooler on your CPU, the max height is 195 mm (all products on the market will fit). GPUs up to 503 mm in length are supported, whereas the PSU size limit is not defined (but based on practice you can go up to 200 mm). The case is available in two colour variants: Mi montaje incluye una RL de 280 arriba lo más pegada posible al frontal (lo que den los tubos), se supone que arriba son de 240mm o 360 y no 280 pero se puede. Otra AIO en el lateral de 240mm (para la APU) 3 ventiladores en el frontal y uno arriba junto a la AIO encima de las VRMs y otro en la parte trasera, todos de 140mm para que sean más silenciosos. Supongo que abajo pondré alguno más metiendo aire para aprovechar el filtro de abajo. I had begun to notice that there was very little variance in CPU load temperatures from enclosure to enclosure, much less than I would anticipate. The GPU temperatures seemed in line with the airflow characteristics of each case, but I was not happy with what I was seeing from the CPU tests, so I evaluated what was going on and found the problem.
This is an intelligent and well designed case that is aimed squarely at the enthusiast who needs more than a mid-tower ATX model. It fills a significant space in the market and scores a solid hit where a number of other companies have had noticeable misses. The dimensions are what you might expect from a full-tower chassis, which means that the case is simply huge. It supports ATX, EATX, uATX, mini ITX, and SSI EEB motherboards. The weight is 14.3 kg, as the case has one big and one small tempered glass panel (the latter on the right-hand side). According to the specs, you can fit up to eleven 2.5”/twelve 3.5” drives inside (four trays for 3.5” drives are included). As I mentioned before, you will find the following ports on the front: The phankteks Enthoo Elite is their best Case ever, I built My PC with that case, and I can tell you: It worths every dollar.
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La torre está genial. No es perfecta, pero pocas te permitirán montar dos PCs en la misma torre. Para ello Phanteks te vende una fuente que vale para los dos de más de 200 euros. Yo he preferido poner una de formato SFX de pocos vatios detrás de la principal sujeta con una tapa atornillada (no hay mucho problema con la ventilación, puesto que va a consumir poco el equipo de abajo en el que va un Ryzen 2200G e irá otra más potente en el futuro pero del mismo bajo consumo). Para ello la fuente principal es casi imprescindible que sea modular para tener pocos cables. The rear of the case supports a single 140- or 120 mm model fan. A radiator up to 480 mm can fit onto the motherboard tray. The right side wall offers multiple openings to help improve overall airflow. The bottom of the case on the other hand supports a 360 mm radiator. The roof and the front of the case include openings for fill- and drain ports each with a diameter of 20,5 mm. The Phanteks Enthoo Pro II doesn’t come with any fans included, which isn’t too surprising given that you’re getting this much chassis at this price point. Every system built in this case will undoubtedly be totally different from another, and the enthusiast who dares take on this case will probably have their own ideas for how to cool their system.
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