Phanteks Evolv Shift 2

[McPhee]

Anyone else find it strange Phanteks didn't decide to offer the mesh panels as an accessory for the TG case or do a mix and match with mesh gpu side and glass cpu side?

Yup. Also disappointing that you can't pick which way round the case goes. Glass on the CPU side, facing in to the desk, mesh on the GPU side, facing the wall, would be ideal.

Seems like a strange choice, I do wonder if its something to do with airflow or pressure systems in the case

It's odd, isnt it? Evolv Shift, Fractal Era, NZXT H1, CM H100, Lian Li TU150, Silverstone SG14 all have "novelty" elements. CM then come along with a pretty basic ITX chassis (NR200), and they can't make them fast enough

 

[TheMoeBlob]

Yup. Also disappointing that you can't pick which way round the case goes. Glass on the CPU side, facing in to the desk, mesh on the GPU side, facing the wall, would be ideal.



It's odd, isnt it? Evolv Shift, Fractal Era, NZXT H1, CM H100, Lian Li TU150, Silverstone SG14 all have "novelty" elements. CM then come along with a pretty basic ITX chassis (NR200), and they can't make them fast enough

I am stuck in the debate between the nr200 and the shift now, I think the shift is going to be available first so thats swinging it for me right now but performance wise the nr200 is clearly above and i could reuse my old aio

 

[b0rn2sk8]

I am stuck in the debate between the nr200 and the shift now, I think the shift is going to be available first so thats swinging it for me right now but performance wise the nr200 is clearly above and i could reuse my old aio

I think you might be able to source an NR200 in the next few days, OCUK had the white in stock today - all gone now though.

It's odd, isnt it? Evolv Shift, Fractal Era, NZXT H1, CM H100, Lian Li TU150, Silverstone SG14 all have "novelty" elements. CM then come along with a pretty basic ITX chassis (NR200), and they can't make them fast enough

I think you missed up your quote as I didn't post that but I agree with your reply. The NR200 certainly isn't flawless but its about as 'no compromise' as you can get for ITX and the best of the bunch.

 

[TheMoeBlob]

Todays the day, I wonder if they actually came into stock