[PR] Phanteks Announces Enthoo Pro 2 Case with “High-Performance Fabric”

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Phanteks has announced the successor to the original Enthoo Pro case, the Enthoo Pro 2. Just like its predecessor, the Pro 2 is a full-tower PC case built for the professionals and enthusiasts. With increased space, enhanced versatility and state-of-the-art features, it’s now the perfect solution for the modern workstation.



High airflow performance is central to the new Enthoo Pro 2. The front panel is designed with Phanteks’ innovative “High-Performance Fabric” to deliver more airflow through than other conventional metal mesh and provide exceptional cooling in a full-tower package. The design story continues inside the Pro 2 with the versatile interior that brings an extensive scope of high-end configuration options.



Based on the Enthoo 719 interior, the Enthoo Pro 2 comes with professional features with 15 fan locations...

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[Niner51]

If I were in the market I would consider this case.

 

[Brian_B]

I keep reading Enthoo Poo. Can't seem to get past that.

 

[Grimlakin]

I need to see this case in person. Plus I need a version with fewer windows. I'm tired of windows.

 

[Burticus]

Huh, fabric instead of metal mesh... I wonder where I have seen that before...

Oh right...

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[Brian_B]

Huh, fabric instead of metal mesh... I wonder where I have seen that before...

Oh right...

InWin ALICE

New Generation of ChassisWe are thinking innovatively to improve the traditional heavy chassis. Alice not only possesses a lighter frame, but maintains the durable and sturdy standard that we’ve set for ourselves!Diversifying the MarketWe’ve heard from the community, and the desire for a variety...

www.in-win.com

It wasn't a horrible idea... it just looks so ridiculous the way they did it.