Case motherboard compatibility: SSI-EBB, E-ATX, ATX, MATX, and ITX.
Case fan support: 4x 120mm fans or 3x 140mm fans in the front, 3x 120mm or 2x 140mm fans on the top, 4x 120mm fans on the side, 3x 120mm or 1x 140mm and 2x 120mm fans on the bottom, and 1x 120mm or 1x 140mm fan in the rear.
Side Panel Type: Tempered Glass
Front IO: 4x USB 3.2 ports, power button, reset button, 1x headphone jack, 1x audio microphone jack, 1x RGB strip control button, and 1x USB-C port.
Cooler Height Support: Tower coolers up to 195mm (7.67in).
GPU Length Support: 503mm (20in).
For more technical info, please visit the manufacturer's website.
The build that is using this part is Phanteks AMD Ryzen 9 7950x Work Station and Phanteks AMD Ryzen 9 7950x Work Station V2.
The Phanteks Enthoo 719 is excellent for expert builders. This case is so large you can fit an additional ITX system in the bottom. It is a full-tower case, designed to handle large systems and even custom water loops. The case comes with a magnetic tempered glass side panel that swivels open with hinges, allowing users to fix things while the case stands upright. The case does have some obstruction in the front and top due to its panels, but Phanteks designed the ventilation on the sides to effectively dissipate heat. The case includes 5 3.5” hard drive bays that can be mounted on the bottom or side of the case, and additional bays can be added, totaling up to 12 bays! That’s a lot of storage! However, there are some drawbacks. The storage bays take up fan spots, which can impact cooling, and the bays in the back may prevent the use of an extra ITX motherboard in the bottom. Overall, the case is very spacious. Just choose your ideal setup, and despite the drawbacks, it will be a dream case.
I give the Phanteks Enthoo 719 a 5/5.
