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Enermax Phoenix Case

Wow, it's been a long time since I've seen a case that made me go "wow, I like that. I might get it for my system."

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Enermax rules!

They're the 'King of Cheap'... and I mean that in a good way! 😉

Said it many times in these forums, and don't have that many posts under my belt...

Kudos, Enermax!
 
Yeah, I'm a big fan of these 250mm fans that are out now. Of course it also depends on where that fan is located. I like them on the side, myself.
 
Originally posted by: Skott
Yeah, I'm a big fan of these 250mm fans that are out now. Of course it also depends on where that fan is located. I like them on the side, myself.
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250mm fans..... give me a break :roll:.
 
Anyone have any impressions of this case? It looks more and more like it will be my next computer's case.

Sorry for the 1½ month bump, but I really like this case.

EDIT: specifically, I'd like to know which heatsinks fit in the case and which ones don't.
 
Originally posted by: Aflac
Anyone have any impressions of this case? It looks more and more like it will be my next computer's case.

Sorry for the 1½ month bump, but I really like this case.

EDIT: specifically, I'd like to know which heatsinks fit in the case and which ones don't.
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i'd also like to know which heatsinks will fit and if fitting an 8800gtx in it would be a problem

 
Originally posted by: Aflac
No one? Not a very popular case, maybe?
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Enigma5 seems to like it... 9/10 & Recommended Award 😉

This is another excellent case from Enermax
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Read the full review at ThinkComputers

Dittos for Sludge... Silver Award

We all know that Enermax has a fine line of computer related items in their lineup. The Phoenix certainly fits right into that category...

For the owners of large heat-sink fans on their CPU's: there may be a clearance issue between the side panel fan and the top of the HSF. So far, that is the only possible issue I encountered with the Phoenix case.
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Read the full review at Virtual-Hideout

Dittos for Dean... 10/10 & Editor's Choice

The Phoenix is the most solid mid-tower Cases we?ve seen in awhile.
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Read the full review at 3DExtreme

Want more?!?!? 😀
 
The Enermax Chakra/Phoenix/etc. are just more variations on the basic CM Centuion (at least that's the first place I recall seeing this design) chassis. Now everyone is using it. It would be better with some rubber vibe isolation for the HDDs, but 4 out of 5 ain't bad. And that monster fan which removes the necessity for any other except maybe a weak one to force some air across the HDDs makes up a half a Casitude point - give it 4.5/5.

.bh.
 
Originally posted by: VinDSL
yay
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Yes, reviews are nice, but the most important "reviews" come from users who use the case on a daily basis, with their own equipment (and hopefully, the equipment that I will be using in a few months). I'm wondering what heatsinks will fit and what won't, specifically. I don't think a Scythe Ninja will fit, but will a Freezer7 work?
 
I'm wondering if a tower heatsink is really the best idea for a case with a huge side fan like that. Since you've got a huge amount of cold air from outside being blown straight "down" onto the mobo I'd think something like a big typhoon or xp-120 would work better in that case.
 
Originally posted by: Banzai042
I'm wondering if a tower heatsink is really the best idea for a case with a huge side fan like that. Since you've got a huge amount of cold air from outside being blown straight "down" onto the mobo I'd think something like a big typhoon or xp-120 would work better in that case.
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A plus about that fan is that it comes with a switcher, so that you can make it draw air into the case or blow air out of the case.
 
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