Phanteks (PH-ES121XT_DGS01) Evolv Shift XT, extendable Small Form-Factor Chassis, mini-ITX Gaming Chassis, PCI-e Gen4 Riser Cable, Digital-RGB Infinity Mirror, Triple-Slot GPU Support, Galaxy Silver

I had my eye on this case for quite a while for my sim-racing rig. Probably one of the most unique ITX cases on the market in that it can expand to different cooling needs. For my build I went with Phanteks' own Glacier One T30 Gen 2 AIO which fit like a glove. This was my first time building an ITX form factor pc. Cable management definitely needs to be considered with this type of build to ensure good airflow. But I enjoyed the challenge and found it immensely satisfying with how clean everything looked once the cables were tucked away. Haven't noticed any significant cooling issues either with a 7800X3D & Sapphire Pulse 7900XTX -- cpu idles at 42C and peaks at 82C. Perfectly acceptable numbers for this processor. I would highly advise reading the clearances specified in the manual for things like GPU, AIO, etc. My AIO fit with 1mm of clearance at the top and most of the GPU's I was considering were too long or wide. The GPU I chose was a perfect fit (2.7 slots wide, 3 is is the absolute MAX supported!). The quality on this case is top notch as well. All of the metal is thick and there is zero flex anywhere. The lights are a neat touch but I turned them off to keep things stealth. It's still very cool looking either way.

It is easy to assemble, very straightforward. Being able to choose from the minimalist build to AIO build, it is one of the most interesting case in 2022. Additionally, the aesthetic of the case, for me, is the best looking ITX case. It is small and light. It is a powerful moving work station/ gaming station.

I love this case. Being an ITX case, it will run HOT! I opted to leave the air filter screens off, for better airflow. I also removed the plastic infinity mirror from the front, and replaced it with a 5.5" LCD screen. I use it to display temps, fan RPM's, etc. - Be warned - If you are going to water cool, the power cables on some video cards will interfere with the water lines and/or fans. I had to put a metal fan screen on one of the fans to keep the power cables on my EVGA 3080-Ti FTW3 from digging into the fans. I have ordered some 90 degree power adapters in hope of fixing that issue. Here is what else I have on my build: Asus Strix Z690-I board with an overclocked Intel i7 12700K CPU cooled via 240mm Evolv Glacier One AIO. 32GB DDR5 5200 dual channel RAM. Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB NVMe SSD for OS and Apps. Kingston 2TB NVMe SSD for data. EVGA 3080Ti FTW3 graphics card, all powered by a Phanteks Revolt SFX 750W Platinum rated PSU.

This is a nice solid case for a small form factor build. Like the ability to configure the size for additional cooling down the road if needed. It is a tight fit so planning is needed when picking components.

I've always wanted to do a SFF build, and when I saw this case I decided this was the time! I was somewhat intimidated when it arrived, but after watching a couple youtube videos it was surprisingly straight forward. I still couldn't believe that my 3080 card was going to fit, but fit it did and with room to spare. My biggest issue was not with the case, but ordering the correct parts. I had trouble finding the right motherboard (some claim on amazon to be mini itx, but are definitely not). I was also worried about temps with how compact it is (I have mine set up in Air plus mode with extra fans), but temps never got too high and there was rarely a lot of fan noise! I installed the Noctua NH-L9i which was a perfect fit. Plus, the case has proper ventilation on all sides. If wanting to build an SFF system, I highly recommend this case.

Very nice, great to build in, lots of room and airflow. Only complaint, is since this is an ITX case, portability is a factor. It is an appropriate size for transporting, not too heavy, but there is no way to secure the lid to the chassis. It falls off a lot.

I've been trying to scale back in life and minimize as much as possible to really reduce the clutter and focus on the important things, and yes that even includes my PC. But I still wanna built it with the parts I want, without having to skimp on performance. This case allows me to do just that. I have mine packed with plenty of power (Ryzen 5900, 33GB ram, 2x 1TB SSDs and NVidia 3080Ti) and it was easy to do. The case is well laid-out and with the included instructions, it was easy to get it all in such a small format factor case. And the transforming way it expands to allow for a 240 rad to keep you system cool is just awesome. With such clean lines, plenty of power and all in such a small package, I intend to be using this for many years to come.

This is by far the sturdiest computer case I have had the pleasure of using. The aluminum used in this case is thick and the case therefore is heavier than expected but in a good way. The case is strong and will easily protect the internal components. I used it for a liquid cooled Ryzen 7800X3D with a 240mm radiator and an RTX 4060Ti. Just know that it takes an SFX power supply, standard ATX will not work. The system I built stays cool as the ventilation for both the CPU and GPU was well thought out. I then mailed that system with very little padding via USPS across country and it arrived undamaged. I will likely buy more of these cases in the future.

Stupendo, di alta fascia, bello anche da mettere in mostra nel salotto

There is a steel plate in the middle of the chassis that has been forcibly welded to the chassis without aligning the four corners. (The holes in the pictures are not press fit screws but should be welded spots) In this case it is impossible to fit your motherboard and graphics card into this case. Very bad buying experience.

Very good 👍 👏

The build quality is very good, it feels solid. It's my first ITX and it was relatively easy to mount my pc in it.

Ha sido el gabinete más bonito que he tenido se siente de muy buena calidad se siente sólido, lo que no me gustó es que no tiene puertos de audio en la parte frontal por lo que eres dependiente de los puertos de la MB