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Phanteks PH-ES215P_WT Enthoo Evolv Mini iTX Tower Case, Window Case, White

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Brand Phanteks
Motherboard Compatability Mini ITX
Case Type Mini-Tower
Color White
Material Steel plates, Plastic, Steel chassis
Cooling Method Fan
Item Weight 15.84 ounces
Number of USB 2 Ports 2
Number of USB 3 Ports 2
Total USB Ports 2

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  • Enthoo Evolve ITX includes 1 x 200mm fan in front. Ability to upgrade to additional fans is possible
  • Appearance: Metal exterior. Clean and Compact design. Clean interior
  • Extreme cooling capacity. Support for up to 5x 120mm / 5x 140mm / 1x 200mm fans. Comes with 1x PH-F200SP Phanteks premium fan. Extensive water cooling support. Innovative liquid cooling mounting systems: radiator brackets for easy installation
  • Provides up to 3 different installation areas for slim and thick radiators varying from single to triple (120mm and 140mm form factors). Clearance for push-pull fan configurations.
  • Removable HDD cage. 28mm cable management space. 1x removable Drop-N-Lock SSD brackets. Fully equipped with dust-filters (1x front, 1x bottom). Bracket for fans/radiator (up to 280mm) installation on top. Hidden PSU cable compartment
  • Clean cable management using Phanteks' preinstalled Hoop-N-Loop cable ties. 2x USB 3.0, microphone, 3.5mm audio jack, Reset. Multifunctional bracket for easy installation of pump bracket, reservoir bracket, and SSD/HDD brackets.

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Big on features and small in size, the Enthoo EVOLV ITX is a budget oriented chassis that uses a metal exterior. The case introduces a new unique bracket solution for mounting a radiator on top and a multifunctional bracket for reservoir, pump, and SSD/HDD.

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4.1 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the quality, appearance and ease of assembly of the computer chassis. For example, they mention it's eye pleasing, easy to work with and has good cable management. That said, opinions are mixed on size and air flow.

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95 customers mention85 positive10 negative

Customers like the quality of the computer chassis. They say the case itself is very good, has good weight to it, and feels like a quality piece. The plastic is high quality and sturdy, and the construction is strong. The price point along with the excellent design make it an easy choice. Customers also mention that the case has the best quality screws they have seen.

"Pros: Spacious, well-built, plenty of configurations, looks greatCons: Only 1 included fan, plastic front panel, no top fan filter..." Read more

"...itx, despite being plastic, still has good weight to it and feels like a quality piece...." Read more

"...With a tiny bit of configuration creativity this makes a great table top case that's nice and quiet and handsome looking. I'd recommend it." Read more

"...Everything about the concept of the case is amazing, from the aesthetics to cable management; there's room for upgrades galore and there's a lot of..." Read more

37 customers mention37 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the computer chassis. They mention that it looks excellent, eye pleasing, and not flashy. They appreciate the attractive red interior and the fine finish.

"Pros: Spacious, well-built, plenty of configurations, looks greatCons: Only 1 included fan, plastic front panel, no top fan filter..." Read more

"...And this case's aesthetics are much more appealing than the Core 500's (which can be bland, and look like a black bread or shoe box on a desk)...." Read more

"...this makes a great table top case that's nice and quiet and handsome looking. I'd recommend it." Read more

"...about the concept of the case is amazing, from the aesthetics to cable management; there's room for upgrades galore and there's a lot of thought put..." Read more

36 customers mention36 positive0 negative

Customers find the computer chassis easy to assemble. They mention it's simple, well-built, and sturdy. They appreciate the good cable management and say it makes installing the rad a breeze. Customers also say it'd be an easy choice for people looking for a computer case.

"...The bigger size means it was very easy to work with; I assembled everything in less than half an hour and had it running shortly after that...." Read more

"...will certainly like it, but I also find the window and internal layout novice-friendly, as it doesn't require a cable management specialist to..." Read more

"...The construction quality, fit and finish, ease of use, versatility - all 5 stars...." Read more

"...Installing was a snap. Just rest the motherboard in there, and slide the radiator bracket with the radiator attached right into it's slide...." Read more

20 customers mention20 positive0 negative

Customers find the cable management in this case excellent, easy to build, and has good options. They appreciate the exceptional space behind the motherboard tray and the built-in Velcro straps. They also mention that the case has a large front fan and that all cables are out of sight.

"...The case comes with some screws and zip-ties for cable management, but nothing like the accessory box you get with Phantek's ATX cases...." Read more

"...highlight here is that due to the traditional tower layout, all cables are out of sight, which is a big upgrade from the Core 500 that didn't offer..." Read more

"...The grommeted wire pass-thrus , front panel USB's, removable screens, foam rubber feet, tool-less hard drive trays, etc - all add up to a really..." Read more

"...The cases extra fatness also allowed the case to have exceptional cable management space behind the motherboard tray...." Read more

20 customers mention14 positive6 negative

Customers like the fan placement of the computer chassis. They mention it comes with a large front fan, plenty of spots for fans, and a 200mm intake fan in the front. The interior is big and capable of a dual 140mm fan or 280mm radiator. The front fans are massive and there are several options for fan placement. The feature of this case is the modular cage next to the intake fan and it includes two fan filters.

"...It comes with a 200mm intake fan in the front. I would have like to see an additional 120mm or 140mm exhaust fan as well...." Read more

"...Also includes two fan filters, one on the front and one right below where the power supply sits...." Read more

"...The drive cage is in a great location for easy cable management and looks excellent...." Read more

"...Its lack of case fan support and closed loop support means you should be extra cautious when pairing with components that put out a lot of heat..." Read more

18 customers mention13 positive5 negative

Customers like the cooling of the computer chassis. They mention that it has great cooling, room for water cooling, and many cooling options. They also appreciate the fantastic temperatures and the ability to upgrade to water cooling.

"...It's versatile in its expansion slots while its cable management and cooling capability put it a notch above the others...." Read more

"...It has plenty of room for cooling options and looks very good...." Read more

"...This case is well suited to water cooling, with ample space for radiators. Cable management is above average for a case of this size...." Read more

"...1. Air cooling is this case's weakest point, and was a noticeable downgrade from my Core 500 case...." Read more

82 customers mention53 positive29 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the computer chassis. Some mention that it has lots of room, while others say that it's not a small ITX case. The cables take up more room than expected, and the case is not able to fit two 120mm fans on the top.

"...There are plenty of access holes to route the power, fan, and IO cables, and there are loops in the back which make cable management very easy...." Read more

"...The width and depth are ok, I just wish the case was at least a few inches shorter...." Read more

"...I got the H100i v2 from Corsair which looks HUGE but it fit the bracket nicely and I was able to put the motherboard and the radiator in no problem...." Read more

"...The LEPA waterpump is a bit tall, so I had to change the radiator fans to some corsairs that were slightly slimmer to clear the waterpump on the CPU..." Read more

20 customers mention13 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the air flow of the computer chassis. Some mention that it has very good airflow, with a huge intake that moves air like no other in this comparison. However, others say that the top exhaust vents don't seem to expel much air and restrict air circulation to the GPU.

"...And the framing, especially the front and top w/slotted vents, flow really well and provide a more interesting stance compared to that of Core..." Read more

"...ITX also takes this segment for its expandibility and its huge intake moves air like no other in this comparison.Aesthetics:..." Read more

"...The only complaint I have is the airflow for your GPU which can potentially add up to +10 Celsius to your card...." Read more

"...I think it looks excelent. It also has very nice airflow for being a smaller case...." Read more

Great case, almost as easy as working in a mid-tower ATX case
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Great case, almost as easy as working in a mid-tower ATX case
The Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX is relatively large for a mini ITX case, which actually comes with a few perks. Since I've been on a mini ITX building frenzy lately, I'll compare this case to the Silverstone Raven RVZ02B and the Cougar QBX, both of which are mini ITX cases I've used in builds this year.Size:The Enthoo Evolv ITX is the largest of the 3 cases: it's about twice as wide and an inch deeper than the Silverstone Raven RVZ02B. Compared to the Cougar QBX, its 2 inches wider, 1 inch deeper, and 4 inches taller. Of the 3 sizes, the QBX is nestled right into the middle of the pack and a sweet spot in this segment, in my opinion. Due to its size, you're probably not going to slide the Enthoo Evolv ITX into a multimedia center shelf. It's only 3-4 inches shorter than a typical mid-tower ATX case while mainting relatively standard dimensions throughout, so I can't really say there's much about it that's "mini" at all. I can't declare a winner in size because it needs to suit the individual builder's needs. Personally, I prefer the size of the Cougar QBX, which is extra sweet given the few compromises the engineers took to achieve this (read on).Cable Management:The Enthoo Evolv ITX case is the only case of these 3 that has cable management holes, which is expected due to its size. Like many mid-tower and full tower ATX cases, these holes have rubber grommets that allow builders to cleanly route cables behind the backplate and tie them down with built-in Velcro straps. The Raven RVZ02B has the tightest of space to work with, so cable management is tough although greatly improved by installing SFX modular power supply. The QBX has a little more space to work with than the RVZ02B, which is also improved by using a SFX power supply. While on the subject of power supplies: I'd have to recommend a regular sized ATX powersupply for the Enthoo Evolv ITX. I have a SFX sized PSU, so I had to purchase extension cables because the included cables were too short (e.g. PCI-E and 24-pin connectors). That said, the Enthoo Evolv ITX takes this segment easily.Cooling:The Enthoo Evolv ITX comes with a huge 200mm intake fan pre-installed in the front of the case, which is likely why this is the coolest case right out of the box. Along with the Cougar QBX, the Evolv Enthoo ITX case has a rack on top that can accept 120mm fans and 120mm/240mm radiators. The Enthoo Evolv however is unique in that it can even support a full fledged custom water loop right out of the box. The Cougar QBX's 120mm/240mm rack has fixed positions, which make radiator compatibility hit and miss, whereas the Enthoo Evolv's rack has rails allowing for a wide array of radiator compatibility. The Cougar QBX's rack is more convenient to work on though, since it can swivel on a hinge and is easily removed from the case. The Enthoo Evolve's rack is also removable, but only accessible by unscrewing nearly a dozen or more screws, which is a chore and inconvenient. A latching mechanism or similar tool-less design would have been appreciated. Pro-tip, if you mount a radiator on the rear, make sure it's not blocking the rail that allows the tray to slide in and out. Lastly, the Cougar QBX's rack also shares its real estate with 2.5" drive mounts, so builders cannot have both a 240mm radiator AND the drive mounts; the drive mounts must be removed to utilize the full 240mm space. The Silverstone RVZ02B suffers the most in this segment as it has zero expansion slots for case fans, no possibility of closed-loop/AIO cooling without some modification, and zero built-in/provided fans. The Enthoo Evolv ITX also takes this segment for its expandibility and its huge intake moves air like no other in this comparison.Aesthetics:Of course, this is probably the most subjective section, and every builder has their own idea of the look they're aiming to achieve. That said, I prefer cases that don't attract too much attention with wild and nonfunctional front fascias and bright LEDs strewn about. The Enthoo Evolv ITX fits that aesthetic nicely. The Raven RVZ02B is probably the most exciting of the cases to look at; it reminds me of a Cylon Centurion from Battlestar Galactica, but it's the least conservative of the bunch. Personally I prefer the look of the Cougar QBX the most. Its brushed aluminum front fascia is minimalist, stylish, and modern. I took the extra time to remove the tacky "Cougar" badge from its front plate and I couldn't be happier with a case's aesthetic. So I'd give the QBX the nod for style, then the RVZ02B and Enthoo Evolv ITX would be tied for second.Bottom-line:The Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX case is all-around the most balanced choice. It's versatile in its expansion slots while its cable management and cooling capability put it a notch above the others. In my experience, the only thing I can ding the Phanteks for is the fact that my 200mm intake fan arrived defective. It's off-balance and gives off a terrible rhythmic grinding sound. I've opened a ticket with Phanteks to have the fan replaced, and will update my review depending on the results.The Cougar QBX is probably my favorite of the three cases for aesthetic and size. However, the lack of cable management means builders must be conscientious of how to maximize the space. Definitely grab a modular SFX power supply with the QBX to open up some room to bundle cables.The Silverstone Raven RVZ02B is best suited for situations where heat is not an issue. It's the slimmest of the cases and sits well in an entertainment center/shelf. Its lack of case fan support and closed loop support means you should be extra cautious when pairing with components that put out a lot of heat (i.e. I wouldn't overclock).Components used in build:Core i7 6700 (non-K)AsRock Fatal1ty Z-170 Gaming-ITX/ACSilverstone AR06 cooler w/ Noctua 92mm low profile fan.G.Skill Ripjaw V DDR-3200 (8GB x 2)MSI GTX 1070Samsung 950 Pro m.22x Seagate 2.5" 1TB SSHD[Update]Received a response from Phanteks support and got a replacement fan. However it's ALSO off balanced (wobbles) and makes a pulsing noise. Great case, but they can't get their hands on good fans.
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PLin
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful ITX Case with almost no flaws
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2016
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Pros: Spacious, well-built, plenty of configurations, looks great
Cons: Only 1 included fan, plastic front panel, no top fan filter

ITX builds are becoming more popular, and we now have more options for ITX cases and mobos than before. Having only built ATX desktops previously, I decided to give ITX a try. My build includes this case, a Gigabyte Z170N Gaming-5 motherboard, an Intel i7 6700k and recycled SSD, PSU, and RAM. This desktop will primarily be used as a backup machine and media server.

First impressions:
Very elegant, minimalistic, and beautifully built
Lots of attention to detail
White on black is a great color combination
Feels sturdy and made with high quality materials

This case is bigger than some of the other compact cases, such as the Fractal Design Core 500 or Silverstone SG05. I went with this one because I wanted more room should I decide to put in a full-sized graphics card. The bigger size means it was very easy to work with; I assembled everything in less than half an hour and had it running shortly after that. I didn't run into too many problems with the build; the only minor complications were trying to fit my hands to plug in certain fans because of very little clearance at the top (where the fan headers are). The case comes with some screws and zip-ties for cable management, but nothing like the accessory box you get with Phantek's ATX cases. Nevertheless, I didn't feel like anything was missing or skimped on. The only thing I would have like to see was an additional fan. It comes with a 200mm intake fan in the front. I would have like to see an additional 120mm or 140mm exhaust fan as well.

The motherboard plate has a very large access hole, which makes accessing the backplate very easy if you need to swap heatsinks. There are plenty of access holes to route the power, fan, and IO cables, and there are loops in the back which make cable management very easy. There are two included velcro straps and a few zip-ties to help with that.

One unique feature of this case is the modular cage next to the intake fan. It can support a 2.5 or 3.5 drive, a radiator pump, or it can be removed completely if it interferes with a long graphics card. The top of the case also has a removable tray for mounting fans or radiators in multiple configurations. It makes installation a bit easier since you can mount the fans outside of the case and then push it in. It's a nice feature for an ITX case since space is at a premium.

Most of the case is metal, which is nice, and it's not too heavy either. The front panel, however, is made of plastic. I would have liked to see an aluminum front plate, but given that this case is only $75, it makes sense that it's plastic. It doesn't look cheap though, since it is painted to match the rest of the case. There's a large fan filter in the front and one on the bottom for the PSU, however there are no filters at the top for the small vents, so dust can still get through.

If you're looking to get an ITX case, I would highly recommend this one. The white on black option is a little bit more expensive, but I like the contrast. The Fractal Design Define S Nano is slated to come out next month, and I think is very similar to this case. There are some reviews on pre-release models already, and I think it'll just come down to preference. They have very similar features and are priced the same as well. I don't know if Phanteks plans to release an updated version of this case, but there's very little that needs to be changed. As with all their other cases, this one is definitely a winner.
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Marco
4.0 out of 5 stars Awesome case, except temps and size (some comparison with my Core 500 included)
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2016
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I transitioned to this case from a Fractal Core 500. I liked that case but wanted something more, specifically with regard to aesthetics and cable management. This case provided those additional features, but also came with some small downgrades as well.

First, the good ...

To start, the window in this case is framed perfectly. It does a great job of capturing the core components and hiding everything else. Enthusiasts will certainly like it, but I also find the window and internal layout novice-friendly, as it doesn't require a cable management specialist to present everything in an organized, aesthetically pleasing way.

But those that want to spend the extra time, cable management in this case is excellent. There's ample room behind the motherboard and storage bays for cabling. Phanteks also includes a couple pre-installed tie down straps, along with additional tie-down points. The highlight here is that due to the traditional tower layout, all cables are out of sight, which is a big upgrade from the Core 500 that didn't offer any cable compartmentalization at all.

And this case's aesthetics are much more appealing than the Core 500's (which can be bland, and look like a black bread or shoe box on a desk). The front panel of the Evolv itx, despite being plastic, still has good weight to it and feels like a quality piece. The front LED light is also sufficiently bright, so long as the LED is fully pressed forward into its fitting. And the framing, especially the front and top w/slotted vents, flow really well and provide a more interesting stance compared to that of Core 500.

But despite its strengths, the case isn't perfect. After a couple builds and using it for a few days, a buyer may want to take note of these shortcomings, which range in severity:

1. Air cooling is this case's weakest point, and was a noticeable downgrade from my Core 500 case. My idle and low load cpu and gpu temps are up 6-8 degrees, and gaming temps are up 10-11 degrees. For example, while playing Metro Last Light my gpu temps have gone from 61-62 degrees in my Core 500 to 71-73 degrees in this case. Still within the card's limits, but I find the difference undesirable, and a result of how this case's layout chokes the gpu for air.

Exacerbating to that are the top exhaust vents, which don't seem to expel much air. While gaming and with my top fans spinning around 1,000 rpm, it's tough to feel any air coming through them. The Core 500 on the other hand, noticeably exhausted more air through its top vents, and at lower fan rpm, which I'm sure contributed to its drastically lower temps.

2. If you have 140mm fans with 120mm mounting holes, watch out, b/c the top fan mounts probably won't support them. I'm still sad about not being able to use my TY-147a fans (they're simply the best in terms of noise!). They'll mount, but the edge of the fans stick out too much and prevents the side panel from closing. Clocking the fan 90* didn't help. If the fan holes nearest the window had been moved the opposite direction only a few more mm, the fans would've fit. Bummer! I had to resort to 120mm fans, which may contribute to my prior complaint of insufficient top exhaust.

3. Size - this case is much bigger than a typical itx case, so much that it challenges the motivation of choosing the itx form factor. My case sits at exactly 15" tall (not 14.8", as advertised). The width and depth are ok, I just wish the case was at least a few inches shorter. As is, choosing between this case vs. doing a micro-atx build will likely be something potential users will ponder.

4. A minor gripe - some LED lighting should have been included inside the case, or a clear window option. Without either, the tinted window w/out light assist makes it little tough to see what's inside.

Overall I'm happy w/this case, and I'm sure most users will be too. But for those considering it, just be aware of its size and air cooling limitations.
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majorsmackdown
5.0 out of 5 stars Great mid-size case with room for water cooling, and nice looks too.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2016
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Others have complained that this case gets hot, but this doesn't have to be the case.. (Pun intended).
Gear: asus 1701 pro gaming mb, LEPA Exllusion 240 Liquid Cooler, 140mm corsair quiet exhaust fan, i7-6700k, asus strix gtx980ti OC

Overclocking to 4700 MHz the the case gets to about 95 degrees, without the fans running full blast. At first I had the top of the case getting to about 107 degrees but have since re-configured. The LEPA waterpump is a bit tall, so I had to change the radiator fans to some corsairs that were slightly slimmer to clear the waterpump on the CPU. To deal with the top of the case getting pretty hot, I put the fans on the radiator to (PULL) to draw air down from the top of the case though the radiator. I put the radiator as far forward as I could on the top tray, and duct taped off the rest of the tray to ensure cool outside air is drawn over the radiator. It kinda sux to pull that hot air into the case, but the front fan moves quite a bit of air really quietly, and the additional 140mm exhaust fan in the rear helps to remove it efficiently. The construction quality, fit and finish, ease of use, versatility - all 5 stars. The grommeted wire pass-thrus , front panel USB's, removable screens, foam rubber feet, tool-less hard drive trays, etc - all add up to a really nice case and for a pretty nice price. With a tiny bit of configuration creativity this makes a great table top case that's nice and quiet and handsome looking. I'd recommend it.
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chris
5.0 out of 5 stars Très bon produit RAS A+
Reviewed in France on November 7, 2020
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Très bon produit RAS A+
Livraison très rapide.
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Charles
5.0 out of 5 stars Great quality case and easy to work with
Reviewed in Canada on July 17, 2017
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The quality build for the price is impressive and the case is really nice to work with. I look really good in person.

I personally appreciate that is does not have the "pc gamer look". I want my PC to look like a nice peace of electronic in my leaving room, not an exotic sport car. It doesn't really have RGB light fluff, just a simple power indicator. There is a model with glass door, so you can go with that if you want to go all PC master race and all.

It has a lot of space behind the motherboard and the back panel and it does a great job at managing your cable but keep in mind that its an ITX case, so I would still pay a bit more and get a modular PSU and avoid a cable mess in there.

The front panel was easy to connect to the board. The hard disk bay in the back are easy to work in a slip a drive in there.

In terms of space, this is a no compromise ITX case. As far as I can tell, any PSU, GPU, etc will fit.

In term of airflow, its mostly good. The 200mm fan that come with the case is pretty good and near silent. You can add a ridiculous amount of fan in there.

The case is designed to have PSU isolated from the rest of the system and pull from the button of the case. You could not push back into the case if you had some obstruction on the bottom like a carpet. The feet are pretty high so that should not be a problem for most people.

I think the only caveat with this case is the lack of clearance between the PCI-E slot and the metal plate that separate bottom of the case were you have the PSU and the HDD bays. This design really favour GPU with exhaust fan rather than more classic open air style. This is a very common problem for ITX case but I think that Phanteks made it worst but trying to isolate the bottom part of the case and restricting the airflow further more.

Great case overall. I would definitively recommend / buy again.
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Max Ashton
5.0 out of 5 stars Great larger mini-itx chassis.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 14, 2018
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While large for a mini-itx case, the build quality is excellent. There's plenty of room to work inside the case, as you'd expect. With ample room for storage and a full-size graphics card, it's an ideal case for a gamer who doesn't want SLI.
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Giovanni Nuzzolese
5.0 out of 5 stars Ottimo!
Reviewed in Italy on October 1, 2017
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Ottimi materiali e spazi assolutamente ben bilanciati. Piccolo "difetto" è la distanza dei vani per il cablaggio, che costringe l'utente ad avere qualche filo in vista.
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Ste&Stefy
5.0 out of 5 stars STUPENDO!!!!!
Reviewed in Italy on August 22, 2017
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Questo case é fantastico, esattamente ciò che cercavo.
Compatto (mini ITX), predisposto al raffreddamento a liquido e ventole a volontà e qua apro la parentesi:
- nella parte frontale monta già una ventola da 200mm a 3pin che se si vuole risparmiare può andar già bene altrimenti sarebbe meglio 2 da 140mm e in alternativa può montare anche un radiatore fino a 240mm anche se io la parte frontale la adibirei alla sola immissione d'aria tramite ventole;
- nella parte superiore non monta nulla ma ha un telaietto estraibile fissato con 4 viti (che io ho rimosso e mai più rimesso per praticità) sul quale si possono montate 3 ventole da 120mm(mi pare) o 2 da 140mm oppure radiatori fino a 280mm (se non erro... Io ne ho montato uno da 240mm e ci stava bello largo) COSA NON DA POCO PER UN CASE MINI ITX!!;
- al posteriore invece si può montare un radiatorino da 140mm o una ventola (come nel mio caso) sempre fino a 140mm.
Tutte i lati del case sono in lamiera che restituisce una sensazione di solidità e qualità (io spesso ci poggo i piedi sotto la scrivania e non si curva di un millimetro) sul lato sinistro c'è anche una bellissima finestra fatta di plexiglas leggermente oscurato che però come si vede dalle foto lascia trasparire il giusto le componenti interne se illuminate con qualche led.
Il cable management riesce benissimo grazie ai fori con guarnizione in silicone posti al fianco della zona della scheda madre e lo spazio è abbadtanza ampio da ospitare la mia GTX 980!!!
Per quanto riguarda l'alimentazione c'è stato un alimentatore in formato ATX che io ho scelto totalmente modulare in modo da avere solo i cavi necessari in giro così da lasciar "respirare" meglio la zona alimentatore/scheda grafica CHE a differenza di ciò che temevo visto il ridotto spazio al di sotto di quest'ultima NON SCALDA assolutamente ne più ne meno che in un case ATX!!
Direi che se questo case si è dimostrato all'altezza di una build del genere, può coprire praticamente le esigenze di ogni tipo.
Monto:
- i5 7600K
- NVIDIA GTX 980 4G OC EDITION
- 16GB RAM CORSAIR 2133MHZ
- MOBO ASROCK FATALITY Z270 ITX GAMING
- AIO ENERMAX 240mm
- ALIMENTATORE ENERMAX PLATIMAX 650W

anche il collegamento dei pulsanti reset e accensione nonché i connettori audio del case si sono dimostrati semplici da collegare seguendo le istruzioni incluse.

ACQUISTO STRACONSIGLIATO A CHI VUOLE UN PC:
- COMPATTO
- DAL DESIGN ACCATTIVANTE
- DI OTTIMA QUALITÀ COSTRUTTIVA

spero di essere stato esaustivo un po su tutto :)
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Ste&Stefy
5.0 out of 5 stars STUPENDO!!!!!
Reviewed in Italy on August 22, 2017
Questo case é fantastico, esattamente ciò che cercavo.
Compatto (mini ITX), predisposto al raffreddamento a liquido e ventole a volontà e qua apro la parentesi:
- nella parte frontale monta già una ventola da 200mm a 3pin che se si vuole risparmiare può andar già bene altrimenti sarebbe meglio 2 da 140mm e in alternativa può montare anche un radiatore fino a 240mm anche se io la parte frontale la adibirei alla sola immissione d'aria tramite ventole;
- nella parte superiore non monta nulla ma ha un telaietto estraibile fissato con 4 viti (che io ho rimosso e mai più rimesso per praticità) sul quale si possono montate 3 ventole da 120mm(mi pare) o 2 da 140mm oppure radiatori fino a 280mm (se non erro... Io ne ho montato uno da 240mm e ci stava bello largo) COSA NON DA POCO PER UN CASE MINI ITX!!;
- al posteriore invece si può montare un radiatorino da 140mm o una ventola (come nel mio caso) sempre fino a 140mm.
Tutte i lati del case sono in lamiera che restituisce una sensazione di solidità e qualità (io spesso ci poggo i piedi sotto la scrivania e non si curva di un millimetro) sul lato sinistro c'è anche una bellissima finestra fatta di plexiglas leggermente oscurato che però come si vede dalle foto lascia trasparire il giusto le componenti interne se illuminate con qualche led.
Il cable management riesce benissimo grazie ai fori con guarnizione in silicone posti al fianco della zona della scheda madre e lo spazio è abbadtanza ampio da ospitare la mia GTX 980!!!
Per quanto riguarda l'alimentazione c'è stato un alimentatore in formato ATX che io ho scelto totalmente modulare in modo da avere solo i cavi necessari in giro così da lasciar "respirare" meglio la zona alimentatore/scheda grafica CHE a differenza di ciò che temevo visto il ridotto spazio al di sotto di quest'ultima NON SCALDA assolutamente ne più ne meno che in un case ATX!!
Direi che se questo case si è dimostrato all'altezza di una build del genere, può coprire praticamente le esigenze di ogni tipo.
Monto:
- i5 7600K
- NVIDIA GTX 980 4G OC EDITION
- 16GB RAM CORSAIR 2133MHZ
- MOBO ASROCK FATALITY Z270 ITX GAMING
- AIO ENERMAX 240mm
- ALIMENTATORE ENERMAX PLATIMAX 650W

anche il collegamento dei pulsanti reset e accensione nonché i connettori audio del case si sono dimostrati semplici da collegare seguendo le istruzioni incluse.

ACQUISTO STRACONSIGLIATO A CHI VUOLE UN PC:
- COMPATTO
- DAL DESIGN ACCATTIVANTE
- DI OTTIMA QUALITÀ COSTRUTTIVA

spero di essere stato esaustivo un po su tutto :)
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