[CASE] Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX

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Lol PC case is a very very subjective thing in DIY PC. It can range from as low as $29 to $5000.

PC case is one of the most expensive thing among the rest of the components in DIY PC.

Some willing to pay top dollars for something expensive and unique. Things like Caselab, In Win, Lian Li, Abee, and this enthoo elite is out from the traditional case that you would buy in shops. It is definitely exotic.

Note that to some it is a masterpiece at home, to some it is just a case that is deemed practical to their budget.
 
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royfrosty said:
Lol PC case is a very very subjective thing in DIY PC. It can range from as low as $29 to $5000.

PC case is one of the most expensive thing among the rest of the components in DIY PC.

Some willing to pay top dollars for something expensive and unique. Things like Caselab, In Win, Lian Li, Abee, and this enthoo elite is out from the traditional case that you would buy in shops. It is definitely exotic.

Note that to some it is a masterpiece at home, to some it is just a case that is deemed practical to their budget.
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True story. Plus one. :)
Love my ATX TG :love:
 
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Phanteks Elite Black

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Phanteks Elite Grey

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any ideas as to where can I get hard disk modular bracket for Phanteks casing?
 
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Had done up a new rig to replace my old rig which I had decommissioned one month ago. Chose Phanteks Evolv ATX as I really like the look.

The quality is really damn good, coming from a ex user of Caselabs STH10. This casing really impresses me a lot. Love the touch of the alu panels. Only complain is if only the PSU chamber is a bit higher. easier to hide and route cables.

Coming from a full custom WC build to the new present AIO WC build. A very big difference... not really used to the higher temps that I am experiencing now.

Previous Build: Project Rampage II
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But on the brighter side, now I can just change the parts especially GPU as often as I like haha.


Not really consider a hoot as I did up myself a new set of cables and completed this build. This casing Phanteks Evolv ATX Tempered Glass really damn challenging as one has to cable manage it nicely on both sides....

Had to hide my NZXT Hue and Grid Controller in other locations instead of the PSU chamber.

Been doing up cables for all my clients and today here is the new cables I done up for myself... Initially had used Gold, White, Black color scheme but I find its not really that nice after fixing it up especially under RGB LEDs. So swapped out the gold and replaced it with Silver Grey sleeves.


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Rear
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Also bought some new tones of carbon fibre stickers to pimp my SSDs. Using Titanium Grey for my SSDs and Black for my PSU.
 
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