Phanteks Evolv Shift Air Mini-ITX Case, Mesh Fabric Side Panels, Aluminum Panels, RGB Controller

I absolutely love this case. Very well built and easy to build in. I love the layout and the build looks great.Specs:3700xASUS Rog Strix B450 ITXTrident Z Royal 32GB DDR4 3600MHzGigabyte RTX2070 SuperCorsair SF450Sabrent Rocket 1TB NVMeJust FYI, bought a watt meter that plugs in between the wall and computer. The system listed above pulls 357 Watts from the wall during 1440p gaming load.

Perfect vertical design, sleek high quality build. Played for hours haven't seen the temperature go above 61C.I recommend to use custom psu cords, and 3 pack 120mm case coolers with rgb.

First off, everyone who says this is case is impossible to work with simply didn't understand the objective, didn't plan their parts accordingly, or just isn't good at problem solving.This was my first ever computer build. Did my research and had almost zero problems building inside this case. I fit a FULL-SIZED RTX 2070 super (fan style) and a 120mm AIO for the CPU. The biggest issue i had was the PSU plug got in the way of the little adapter built into the case. Solve that by 3d printing a bracket to move it off to the side to get the plug to fit. Other than that everything went swimmingly.Pros & Cons time:Pros:-Looks sexy. Like super clean & sleek looking. Most people i showed say they've never seen a computer like this.-Small footprint. Its one of the reasons i got this case was for its size & footprint.-The mesh side panels make the machine almost "open air" and are perfect for temps.-Rock solid build. Chassis is not rickety or cheaply made. Metal front and back panels are DIESEL.Cons:-The top panel is plastic. I thought it was metal like the front/back panels, but it was not. It's not bad per se, just a little disappointing. Also the plastic creeks and warps slightly when you close it as you need to put some decent pressure on it to close the lid.-The mesh panels are a bit rough where the mesh wraps around and is glued to the plastic of the panels. Specifically at the top and bottom of the case. If they had used snap in pieces to hold the mesh in place rather than glue, it would have looked much cleaner around those edges. You CANNOT see this when the case is closed so don't worry about it ruining the aesthetics , but it is slightly visible when the lid is open.-When the lid is closed, there is only so much clearance between the IO panel and the lid. JUST enough space for a full sized DP cable with the locking latches on the back. You do have to bend the cable right out of the molding to get them to fit. Some cheaper cables might suffer internal damage if you repeat this.

It’s a great case! Well engineered and designed highly recommended if you’re looking for a small compact case