Thursday, September 12th 2019
Phanteks Also Announces the Evolv Shift Air Chassis
Phanteks today introduced the new Evolv Shift Air, a high airflow performance Mini-ITX chassis. The Evolv Shift Air retains the unique form factor of the original Evolv Shift and brings the innovative high-performance mesh fabric to its sleek modern design. With high-performance mesh fabric panels, the new Shift Air delivers optimal cooling performance and airflow directly to all critical system components.
Like the original Evolv Shift, the Shift Air brings a compact housing that packs plenty of power and is extremely space efficient with its small footprint. With its sleek aluminium enclosure, small profile and innovative mesh fabric panels, the Shift Air delivers a clean and clutter free desktop experience that seamlessly blends into different environments.The Evolv Shift Air fabric mesh panels will also be available to purchase for current Evolv Shift owners.
Pricing and Availability
Like the original Evolv Shift, the Shift Air brings a compact housing that packs plenty of power and is extremely space efficient with its small footprint. With its sleek aluminium enclosure, small profile and innovative mesh fabric panels, the Shift Air delivers a clean and clutter free desktop experience that seamlessly blends into different environments.The Evolv Shift Air fabric mesh panels will also be available to purchase for current Evolv Shift owners.
Pricing and Availability
- Evolv Shift Air Chassis: USD $99.99
- Evolv Shift Air Fabric Mesh Panel (Single) USD $19.99
- Availability September 2019
20 Comments on Phanteks Also Announces the Evolv Shift Air Chassis
Still he cannot say generally because the make up of majority of PCs are a CPU, 2 sticks of RAM, and a GPU. Yes an ATX board can go up from here but those PCs are in the minority. Itx users almost always max out their boards, as for ATX users that's usu a stopping point, with room for expansion just in case.
Even though I'm generally not much for ITX rigs, I like the overall asthetics of this case. Would be nice if they made a white version though....
However, I think it is shitty to have to pay an extra $20 for the mesh front panel that really should be the default one anyways......
Oh hell yes!
EDIT: Looks again, Ah balls they didn't do the front intakes as mesh. :(
You can't do that out of the box. I know because I own one and tried to do it that way (a smaller 1080ti FE). I was also wondering how the OP did it, but it was mentioned in his post:
"After a lot of tinkering i was finally able to flip my GPU without needing a longer riser cable, i simply cut off half of the PCI-E Bracket. "
You will need some physical modification.
Example mITX build:
250W (GPU) + 95W (CPU) = 345W
Evolv Shift volume = 24L
345W / 24L = 14.375W/L
Loaded ATX build:
345W + 50W (2x PCIe x4) + 20W (2x PCIe x1) = 415W
Average ATX chassis volume = 40L (P360X in this "case")
415W / 40L = 10.375W/L
Do you see what I am getting at? It's actually more heat in less space, and the P360X/40L is well below average... my FT02 is 65L, Define R6 is 59L, Air 540 at 63L, H440 at 88L, and so on.
415W / 60L = 6.92W/L
For the ~3% still finagling with SLI:
345W + 250W (GPU) + 10W (1x PCIe x1) = 605W
605W / 40L = 15.125W/L
605W / 60L = 10.08W/L
I am unaware of any EATX boards for consumers (they're all marketed as EATX but are actually SSI-CEB, AFAIK, and fit in the majority of ATX chassis), but if we're talking actual EATX/workstations and dual CPUs then we're having a different conversation (with a much larger chassis) :) My bad; thanks for the correction!
can anybody help me?