Phanteks Evolv shift for first build

[Jdov17]

Alright so I’m kinda a first time builder. I’ve only ever taken some components out of a computer and replaced them. What I’m wondering is if the phanteks evolv shift is a ok case for an inexperinced person. If it’s not, I would love for someone to recommend a nice looking itx case that can fit into a backpack. Thanks!

Edited September 10, 2018 by Jdov17

[Streetguru]

3 minutes ago, Jdov17 said:

Alright so I’m kinda a first time builder. I’ve only ever taken some components out of a computer and replaced them. What I’m wondering is if the phanteks evolv shift is a ok case for an inexperinced person. If it’s not, I would love for someone to recommend a nice looking itx case that can fit into a backpack and preferably with tempered glass. Thanks!

poor cooling, poor airflow.

 

You don't want glass in a case that's meant to be mobile...

 

what budget/country and what do you need the PC for? Do you need all of the parts?

[Mooshi]

Glass and backpack use...

 

[Jdov17]

50 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

poor cooling, poor airflow.

 

You don't want glass in a case that's meant to be mobile...

 

what budget/country and what do you need the PC for? Do you need all of the parts?

I’m in the us. I don’t need the rest of the parts but I want the case to look good when it’s on my desk which will be most of the time. when I have to transport it, I need it to be small enough.

[Streetguru]

21 minutes ago, Jdov17 said:

I’m in the us. I don’t need the rest of the parts but I want the case to look good when it’s on my desk which will be most of the time. when I have to transport it, I need it to be small enough.

Wouldn't bother with looks, just buy a functional ITX case

 

the Core 500 is pretty good

 

Here's a few more

 

 

[TVwazhere]

11 hours ago, Jdov17 said:

I’m in the us. I don’t need the rest of the parts but I want the case to look good when it’s on my desk which will be most of the time. when I have to transport it, I need it to be small enough.

The Fractal Design Node 202 and Silverstone's ML08/ RVZ series are all great portable cases and have a variety of styles to choose from. None have TG, but you REALLY dont want glass in a back pack.