Bitfenix Phenom M

[tviceman]

http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/chassis/phenom-micro-atx/


Looks really solid. I wish they would have put a front 120mm intake fan above the PSU though and removed the top fans to shave an inch off the height of the case. Regardless, I love the clean look and compact(ish) design. I'm planning on transferring my existing build to a smaller, more clean case early next year and so far this is the front runner.

 

[QueBert]

Pretty nice looking case, I find it amusing that it's mATX, yet it's smaller than my Bitfenix Prodigy which is a Mini-ITX case.

 

[Topweasel]

Pretty nice looking case, I find it amusing that it's mATX, yet it's smaller than my Bitfenix Prodigy which is a Mini-ITX case.

Actually both are available in both styles. Both are really mATX cases as the ITX versions aren't any smaller just have less expansion slots.

 

[Bubbleawsome]

That 3rd picture. *_*
I've wanted an eatx that looks clean like that with that white and black theme, but I would settle for this thing. Just needs an enamel white finish. *drool

Stupid student budget. (No budget)

 

[monkeydelmagico]

Really nice looking. Inventive design. I am very skeptical about the fan layout and GPU cooling. A tower CPU cooler may hamper airflow to the GPU(s). Curious to see what review site testing reveals.

 

[monkeydelmagico]

Just needs an enamel white finish. *drool

(No budget)

 

[aigomorla]

Pretty nice looking case, I find it amusing that it's mATX, yet it's smaller than my Bitfenix Prodigy which is a Mini-ITX case.

the prodigy is still a better case for Mini ITX due to the fact it lays the board down horizontal.

 

[tviceman]

the prodigy is still a better case for Mini ITX due to the fact it lays the board down horizontal.

The Phenom mini-ITX lays the board down horizontal as well. The Prodigy M has the same interior as the phenom M.

 

[wasabiman123]

I want some thorough reviews of the mini itx version, I like the motherboard position. Wondering if a UH14S would fit and be good for airflow, I mean I guess I can watercool too, closed loop could be decent I suppose.