[CASE] Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX

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P400 Tempered Glass Review. ;)



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Not bad for their microATX Evolv Tamperd Glass Edition too :)
No idea whether it's already out for sale in singapore
Love that swivel mount fitted on the side panel.....they should have fit that on ATX casing
 
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Just modded the top panel to allow more air flow since the air flow for this case sucks.



Gonna wait for the perforated metal sheet to come then will cover the holes underneath the panel securing using the screw holes
 

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Just modded the top panel to allow more air flow since the air flow for this case sucks.

Gonna wait for the perforated metal sheet to come then will cover the holes underneath the panel securing using the screw holes

nice mod! can share the modding process?
 

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Draw, Cut, Clean, Screw, Fix. Haha.

Just took the plastic clip ons out, draw the design and dimensions and get them water jet cut. Now waiting for my perforated metal sheet to come. Will spray paint the sheet to cover up the holes by securing it with the screws via the screw holes. Simple mod to help the with the air flow. Will get the front panel cut too.
 

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How much to get professionals to cut?

Draw, Cut, Clean, Screw, Fix. Haha.

Just took the plastic clip ons out, draw the design and dimensions and get them water jet cut. Now waiting for my perforated metal sheet to come. Will spray paint the sheet to cover up the holes by securing it with the screws via the screw holes. Simple mod to help the with the air flow. Will get the front panel cut too.
 
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