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October 2015
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41 Reviews
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The Enthoo Evolv ATX Flow Edition is a special version of a regular Enthoo Evolv TG designed in cooperation with Caseking for their 15th anniversary Compared to the standard version, the Flow Edition sports several hexagonal holes on the top and in the fr...
The Enthoo Evolv ATX is one of the latest cases from the American manufacturer Phanteks and it's available with or without great looking tempered glass side panels This model is almost perfect in any aspect, no matter whether you're looking at it from a b...
Superior-quality materials, Great cooling, Extensive radiator support, Superior overall performance
No room for 10.7” motherboards, Missing eighth expansion slot, High price
Potentially the ultimate production mid-tower chassis for quality and liquid-cooling fanatics, the Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass case comes up one slot and 0.3" short of getting our broader recommendation.ReviewUS$189.99 NeweggMOREBest CasesMORECase...
Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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Great build quality throughout, 3 x 140mm included fans are a huge bonus, Very easy to build in; even for a novice builder, Great premium feeling accessories bundle, Reasonable price considering all of the plus points
Not available in white (at the time of review), PSU shroud should be full cover in our opinion, Front panel styling not going to cater for everybody's taste
I think just by looking at the Phanteks Evolv ATX, you can instantly see the appeal to Phanteks as a brand and of course, the products they produce. The Evolv range has been an interesting one as we have not only seen the latest ATX release from Phanteks...
Published: 2015-09-28, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Exceptional build quality, Room for large graphics cards, Excellent water cooling support, Modular drive layout, Huge side panel window, Dust filters, Changeable LED colour, Fan-hub, Perfect cable routing, PSU shroud, Tool-free panels, Flawless gun-metal
None, “If you’re looking to build a high-end gaming system, the Enthoo ATX Mid-Tower is without a doubt one of the best chassis in the world for the job, with build quality that simply cannot be beaten at this price range.”, Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Mid-
PricingThe Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Mid-Tower chassis is available from Overclockers UK for £139.99 and is available in both Gun Metal and black. This isn't particularly cheap, but when you factor in the 3mm aluminium construction and capabilities, this...
Published: 2015-08-17, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
If there was ever a case that reminded me of a mainstream BMW 3 Series then the Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX is it. It's beautifully made, it's made from high quality parts and the design is second to none! But is it actually desirable, especially at the ra...
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Published: 2015-06-02, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Smart styling, Toolfree front panel and side covers, Huge window in the main panel, Supplied with three 140mm fans, Huge dust filter at the front of the chassis, Heaps of options for liquid cooling, Sixway PWM hub, Good cable management including Hook and
The cost of the aluminium panels is significant, You have to switch LEDs to change the colour of the front light, Minimal use of noise deadening materials which might make it even quieter, Very few cable tie points.
Phanteks has delivered the latest version of its aluminium Evolv chassis in a mainstream ATX form factor that stands a compact 495mm high and 510mm deep. It is notably smaller than, say, the Enthoo Pro which is also ATX. Pull off the aluminium front panel...
We almost want Phanteks to make a bad case, just so we have something negative to say for once. But the truth is that it consistently produces top notch chassis, and now that it's demonstrated its abilities in everything from mini-ITX to full towers, othe...
