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Phanteks Enthoo Evolve good or bad for my needs ?/

benyo89

hello im planing to upgrade to micro atx because space limitation and my corsair c70 is removing a lot of space soo im thinking of a matx case thats looks good and have good space so my new system specs are going to be 

 

gpu msi 970 gaming 4g

ram corsair vengance pro 8b 2400

mobo msi z97m gaming if another one is better please tell me 

cpu intel core i5 4690k devils canyon

psu corsair hx 850w because im planing on sli on future 

cooler swiftech h220x that i already own 

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to be honest, the H440 while being a ATX case is quite small for it's formfactor - same with the air 540.

 

tbh I'd look at one of Corsair's offerings.

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I'd say get a Corsair 450D over the Evolv

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to be honest, the H440 while being a ATX case is quite small for it's formfactor - same with the air 540.

 

tbh I'd look at one of Corsair's offerings.

its a micro atx case what i need i already have the h220x and im looking a micro atx case that looks good and support that radiator pump combo

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I'd say get a Corsair 450D over the Evolv

thats a mid tower im looking for micro atx  that have good space 

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thats a mid tower im looking for micro atx  that have good space 

The Evolv is about the size of an ATX case. Dimensions (mm, W x H x D)

H440: 220 x 510 x 475.3

Evolv: 230 x 450 x 400

HardwareCanucks have a video on it, showing how large it is for the mATX form factor. Think of it as almost like the 900D of mATX.

 

Also, the 450D is cheap crap compared to the Evolv.

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thats a mid tower im looking for micro atx  that have good space 

 

Corsair 350D

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Was looking for a finished Evolv build on the internet. Found this, looks a lot like your build.

 I think top should have enough space for your water cooling.. Not sure though.
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lookss good man and it have space i think my h220x fit in there

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Corsair 350D

No 350d is terrible compared to enthoo.

Get the enthoo!

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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No 350d is terrible compared to enthoo.

Get the enthoo!

 

:D yeah, the full metal construction on the evolv IS pretty slick 

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:D yeah, the full metal construction on the evolv IS pretty slick 

More than that. The entire external of the Evolv is 1/8" / 3mm thick aluminium. That's unheard of. Also the top/front/side panels are toolless for good measure.

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I would certainly pic the Evolv over the 240. . . Evolv's only enemy is within it's own family, the Mini XL. . . Or XL Mini? . . . either way I'm still waiting to see how that fairs before deciding.

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i order the evolv i post pics after the all the parts arrive and i build it :) 

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i order the evolv i post pics after the all the parts arrive and i build it :)

Looking forward to it. I'm waiting for the Evolv to be available on Amazon as well.

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Looking forward to it. I'm waiting for the Evolv to be available on Amazon as well.

i buy my stuff on newegg take advantage of the black friday sales

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