Warp2Search.net » News » October 2006 » Enermax Phoenix ATX Mid-Tower Case Review at 3DXtreme

Unfortunately, the market has been flooded by these Cases with the large side panel fans and this leaves the rest of the features the only true distinction. The Phoenix is packed with features however ? tool free drive bays and PCI slots with plenty of cooling options. Enermax delivered a killer Case with the Phoenix and we are very impressed with the results.

10/26/2005 02:36 PM: Enermax Liberty 500W Modular PSU by Newsfactory
Enermax go modular with the new Liberty series, but is it worth it? “Modular power supplies are starting to become very popular for obvious reasons, but there are a few potential drawbacks. Modular...

03/31/2005 11:23 AM: Enermax CS-718 Server Class Case by Newsfactory
Enermax may have earned respect as a power supply manufacturer, but they also turn out a mean case too. 3DVelocity takes a look at their inverted, BTX style CS-718 server class chassis. At the same t...

02/15/2005 01:38 PM: Enermax Venus series case review @ XtremeResources by Newsfactory
XtremeResources have just published a review by longtime Staff member, Randi "MrIcee" Sica, as he takes a look at the microATX case offering by Enermax, the Venus series and in particular the model CS...

01/28/2005 12:17 PM: Enermax CS-718B Maxflow Case Review at 3DXtreme by [NT]
Hey Everyone, We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Enermax CS-718B Maxflow Case. "We enjoyed reviewing this Case, some of the high points are the screwless drive rails, top USB ports, quiet 12...

01/18/2005 10:22 PM: Enermax Venus MicroATX Case Review at 3DXtreme by [NT]
Hey Everyone, We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Enermax Venus MicroATX Case. "3DXtreme today presents the our latest review of the Enermax Venus CS-10068-B MicroATX case. We have reviewed a...

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