The Phanteks Evolv X2 Is an Elegant-Looking PC Chassis Featuring a Tri-Panel Glass Design with a Brushed Aluminum Interior

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The Phanteks Evolv X2 is designed to show off your PC build while providing optimal cooling with a touch of class. Tri-panel glass designs have become quite popular among ATX chassis offerings and the Phanteks Evolv X2 is made to take things a step further with its brushed aluminum interior top/bottom accents, and “floating” mainboard design which is also compatible with rear connect systems. Phanteks has designed the chassis for both functionality, ease of doing a clean build, and purposely engineered vertical cooling system that allows for 3x 120mm fans in the top and bottom, or a 360mm radiator in the top area, plus a mounting option for a rear 120mm fan. The Phanteks Evolv X2 will be available in brushed black ($149.99) or silver white ($159.99) and includes integrated D-RGB lighting strips that run from top to bottom.

Per Phanteks:

“The Evolv X2 is more than just a chassis – it’s a statement that combines cutting-edge design, advanced cooling, and sleek hardware integration. For PC enthusiasts and gamers seeking both performance and elegance, the Evolv X2 sets a new standard.”

Key Features (per Phanteks)

Clean Look

  • Fully integrated fans and radiators at the top and bottom for a streamlined look.
  • A large cover door to hide all cables and maintain a clean aesthetic.
  • Compatible with ATX rear-connect mainboards for effortless cable management.

Premium Aesthetics

  • Integrated D-RGB lighting strips running seamlessly from top to bottom
  • Unique tempered tri-panel glass design for a striking, see-through appearance
  • High-quality brushed aluminum interior for a professional finish

Exceptional Cooling

  • Vertical cooling system with a floating chassis design for optimal bottom air intake
  • Triple fan 120mm fan positions on the top, supporting a 360mm radiator for efficient heat exhaust
  • Triple fan 120mm fan positions on the bottom for powerful air intake
  • Rear 120mm fan position, offering a total of seven 120mm fan mounting options

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Peter Brosdahl
As a child of the 70’s I was part of the many who became enthralled by the video arcade invasion of the 1980’s. Saving money from various odd jobs I purchased my first computer from a friend of my dad, a used Atari 400, around 1982. Eventually it would end up being a lifelong passion of upgrading and modifying equipment that, of course, led into a career in IT support.

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